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421. Climb (ascenditur)
:: Passengertrain performance began to climb increasing steadily into the 1990s
422. Skittle (skittle)
:: Reg Hinders won the skittles and billiards titles
423. Foal (filium subiugalis)
:: A 30mL sample of colostrum and a 6mL sample of the foals blood were collected immediately after foaling
424. Topiary (applicationes frondium in formas)
:: Smallleafed slowgrowing types of geraniums lend themselves to the painstaking art of topiary
425. Advantage (advantage)
:: However even under these conditions cells with flagella have a mating advantage over aflagellate cells in the population
426. Divot (divot)
:: He rarely takes big divots so its not a shot he fears
427. Pommel (nodo adplicabis)
:: Coming away from one song during a moment of relative quiet John simply pommeled the keyboard with a wrist or an elbow as if to demonstrate that the tones we were hearing were genuine and uncontrived
428. Pony (MANNULUS)
:: Would it be cheaper for states to pay for fat reduction surgery for their overweight residents or pony up to cover the hefty long term medical costs of obesity
429. Pool (stagnum)
:: This should be completed several days prior to departing the motor pool to allow time for parts to arrive
430. Hobby (amat,)
:: Finally the honey buzzards young griffon vultures and hobbies mark the end of the spring or prenuptial migration around the end of June
431. Hold (habere)
:: the car can hold six people
432. Par (par)
:: We parred the first hole but on the second hole I hit my tee shot in a fairway bunker and he just killed his drive right down the middle
433. Rally (concursum)
:: But the doubts about the strength of recovery have been sufficiently strong as to help a rally in the UK fixed interest market and a fall in fixed interest yields
434. Ramble (SOMNIUM)
:: Shipley still has the pale turquoise eyes and easy grin he had as a young man and it sometimes startles him to realize that those backcountry rambles are a halfcentury in the past
435. Derby (Derbiae)
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436. Medley (natus)
:: A bite on the little parcel brought out a medley of exotic flavours and textures that exploded in your mouth
437. Lido (lido)
:: The women remember sunny days at lidos where hundreds of young Viennese would swim and mingle and the fun they had at the summer training camp in the southern resort of Prtschach on Lake Wrthersee
438. Velodrome (velodrome)
:: It is one of 25 velodromes in the US but is considered among the topthree cycling facilities in the world
439. Net (rete)
:: Approval even came over the radio net to shoot dogs to prevent them from being rigged with explosives
440. Netball (netball)
:: The Eastern Cape leg of the Rally to Read delivered R16000 worth of books in lockable bookcases plus other teaching material educational games soccer balls and netballs to each of 13 rural schools around Centane at the weekend
441. Canasta (canasta)
:: You cannot go out until your team has completed two red canastas and one canasta of wild cards
442. Scenery (orarum)
:: Tourists flock there most of the year to savour its picturesque position among magnificent scenery
443. Steroid (moleculas)
:: One of the steroids it produces is cortisol which increases the supply of glucose in the blood
444. Stick (lignum unum,)
:: She found the stick of butter and put it in the cart
445. Googly (googly)
:: This is by no means uncommon to spinners who bowl googlies with a high arm action as it puts considerable strain on the shoulder
446. Course (scilicet)
:: At its most basic canyoning is following a river along its course through a gulley
447. Spar (crystalli)
:: We trained sparred fought ate and laughed together ever since childhood
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