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511. Knocker (aldabak)
:: He may have his legion of knockers who scoff at his lack of goals compared with his wage packet
512. Canopy (Puente)
:: Ninety solar panels wrap the south side and canopy the bedroom terrace blocking the sun and generating an energy credit
513. Domestic (etxeko)
:: The brightline separation between foreign and domestic affairs has proven to be problematic
514. Victorian (Victorian)
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515. Stone (harri)
:: The temperature and the pace were so extreme that a passenger lost over half a stone in weight in the 40minute race
516. Stonemason (hargin)
:: Scaffolding is being put up so stonemasons can begin work on the tower and spire in about three weeks
517. Tour (tour)
:: a motoring tour of Scotland
518. Ionic (ionikoak)
:: Dyson and Welton used water and ionic liquid soluble organometallic clusters and complexes to catalyse hydrogenation of the aromatics
519. Prune (garbiketa)
:: Do not prune either streptosolen or fuchsia for they bloom in winter on growth started in early fall
520. Rate (tasa)
:: At present all nondomestic users pay a fixed rate for water irrespective of the quantity that they use
521. Tent (karpa)
:: These tented restaurants tend to be more about the occasion than food like eating strawberries at Wimbledon but this is a very pleasant meal he said
522. Niche (niche)
:: Obviously Fletcher has a knack for creating a useful product that fits a niche in the market
523. Clubhouse (elkartearen egoitzan)
:: One of the most spectacular of all his buildings has to be the Royal Irish Yacht Clubs clubhouse which was completed in 1850
524. Typical (tipiko)
:: The sociodemographic characteristics were typical of patients seen at this hospital
525. Portico (arkupe)
:: Identical north and south entrances featured onestory porticoes supported by massive Greek Doric columns each carved from a single shaft of sandstone
526. Dome (kupula)
:: Of course the game will be in a dome but that just covers game night
527. Shelf (apala)
:: In 1965 a sudden change occurred drift ice and polar water covered the north Icelandic shelf during spring
528. Shell (oskol)
:: the sound of the shell passing over followed by the explosion
529. Shelter (aterpe)
:: The wall is paved by bricks and filled with earth and during war time it served to shelter people in the town from disaster
530. Font (letra-)
:: She had installed crucifixes in various rooms in the home and had placed a font containing holy water in the home
531. Detached (askatuta)
:: Between those years the cost of a four bedroom detached in Brandlesholme soared from 46 500 to 175000
532. Detailing (zehaztuz)
:: The subsequent eggs feature much more ornate detailing
533. Mortgage (hipoteka)
:: to take out a 100 mortgage a house
534. Mosque (mezkita)
:: The town has a small MiddleEastern community but no mosques or an Islamic centre
535. Club (club)
:: a social club
536. Evict (kanporatu)
:: If he is evicted and made homeless he is bound to commit suicide for which the council will be squarely responsible
537. Surround (ingurugiro)
:: Although manufactured masonry costs about the same as the natural product far less of it is used when constructing a fireplace surround
538. Outbuilding (outbuilding)
:: Major renovation work was done in the 1970s and both the main house and stone outbuildings have been reroofed
539. Pile (pila)
:: One afternoon when I came on shift I found it lying in a heap behind a pile of boxes
540. Grand (grand)
:: At fashion shows whether organised on a grand scale by professionals or at the amateur level by college students the saree display always fascinates the audience
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