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61. Aboard (abò)
:: Willie Supple can win aboard Sky Quest in the Eastern Festival Handicap over a distance just short of a mile and a half
62. Aisle (ale)
:: Ive seen with my own eyes people take up four seats the entire aisle and the toilet cubile by strategic placement of a few cases
63. Armrest (bra)
:: The problems encountered include low seating seats are too soft and the chairs dont have armrests to help people get out of them
64. Ballast (ballast)
:: To answer your question I think that we should all be very grateful for the modern technology of lead ballast
65. Bike (bisiklèt)
:: Fast moving and reckless these drivers can be found on cars bikes and bicycles
66. Carriage (cha)
:: The carriage was pulled along the cobbled pathway the horses working their way up a slight hill
67. Carriageway (vwa)
:: Road sweepers were drafted in to clear the carriageway while damaged vehicles were recovered
68. Elevator (asansè)
:: More and more people began filling in the elevator pressing April towards the back corner
69. Expedition (ekspedisyon)
:: Then last year came his trip to Makalu this time a much smaller expedition just six Europeans and some Sherpas bearers
70. Gridlock (anbouteyaj)
:: There was gridlock on some roads when 200000 people converged on RAF Fairford for last summers twoday event
71. Hawser (osyèr)
:: It is held up with steel hawsers against the storms
72. Hostel (fwaye)
:: As the street reaches the train station it becomes seedier with fast food joints strip clubs and cheap hostels
73. Hostelry (ostelri)
:: Here the Rendezvous Allegra Hotel offers stylish and cleverly designed accommodation redolent of a selfconfident New York hostelry
74. Jaunt (escaped)
:: Ed Stewart Radio 2 Disc Jockey has been jaunting off to Pattaya to play golf
75. Local (lokal)
:: Well be forced then to reevaluate our food systems and place more emphasis on energy efficient agricultural methods like smallerscale organic agriculture and on local production wherever possible
76. Milepost (MILEPOST)
:: Originally this line was operated out of Dearborn Station and the mileposts reflect the distance from there
77. Muffler (mòflè)
:: Waistcoats are everywhere as are moustaches and mufflers pipes and cigarettes
78. Overpass (pasaj siperyè)
:: The piers of roadway overpasses and underpasses tend to have solid cross sections
79. Overshoot (depas)
:: I overshot the jump just to see how far I could go and when we measured it it amounted to 21 buses
80. Overtake (rapouswiv)
:: Whichever feeling overtakes you its likely to be associated with change
81. Reception (resepsyon)
:: However his arrival on Capitol Hill is likely to elicit a lukewarm reception
82. Receptionist (resepsyonis)
:: After just one week here one of our receptionists has said that she wants to do a front office course
83. Seasick (seasick)
:: I hated the whole journey there complaining first of seasickness then sickness of riding my horse and finally just plain sickness of travelling
84. Seaside (Seaside)
:: They told me before they died that they were born by the seaside on the far side of the Ox mountains
85. Smokestack (cheminée)
:: Instead of viaducts and smokestacks the dockside arts complex that bears his name is built with shards of sunlight and steel
86. Switch (switch)
:: The two of us decided this was a good time to switch roles he would be the hoist operator and I would be the swimmer
87. Transit (transpò piblik)
:: By the classical era the Suns transit through the zodiac sign had taken precedence and Virgo became more directly perceived as a Maiden of fruition through the Harvest
88. Transport (transpò)
:: Free competition in road passenger transport promises travellers a better deal
89. Unicycle (monosikl)
:: Or perhaps unicycles are just not very good prototypes
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