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751. Donkey (Ieselsmier)
:: Because of them hundreds of other horses donkeys and mules will be saved and will know love
752. Force (Kraaft)
:: The 2000strong police and military force arrived in the Solomons two weeks ago
753. Iris (Iris)
:: The colored circular membrane in the eye just behind the cornea is called the iris
754. Ravine (ravine)
:: You can hike ravines like Emma Gorge arriving at a circular pool fed by waters plunging over a high cliff
755. Meridian (Meridiankrees)
:: This also gave her plenty of time to hone her sensitivity to meridian vibrations
756. Gander (Gander)
:: There is a growing school of thought that what is sauce for the goose may be poison for the gander
757. Reserve (reservéieren)
:: she trusted him without reserve
758. Reservist (reservist)
:: Such animosity stems from a particularly low level of morale among the Guardsmen and reservists
759. Reservoir (RESERVOIR)
:: Brake fluid sucked from the reservoir by a motor pump is discharged to each of the branched out conduits between the valve and the wheel cylinder
760. Irrigate (irrigate)
:: It has a small cultivable area to be irrigated by these rivers
761. Coal (Kuel)
:: I would often dream of steering that train or even shovelling coal into its boilers
762. Coast (Küst)
:: The search for a missing yachtsman whose boat ran aground on the North East coast has been scaled down
763. Coastline (Léisegeld)
:: The suddenness of the tsunami caught literally tens of thousands of people unaware along the coastlines of southern Asia
764. Willow (Weiden)
:: Some 2000 years ago the Greeks used the bark and leaves of the willow tree which contains salicylic acid to relieve pain and fever
765. Conifer (conifer)
:: Those structures that incorporated white oak were also the only residences that incorporated coniferous woods red cedar and bald cypress
766. Toxic (gëfteg)
:: In so many subtle ways intimate relationships are today presented as toxic and harmful
767. Toxicity (toxicity)
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768. Dale (Dale)
:: Helen Marks out and about in the hills and dales of Derbyshire a county with a landscape thats literally as pretty as a picture
769. Dam (anzeléën)
:: By raising the dam water levels would reach a point where they would flood many of the beachfront properties that sit close to the lake shore
770. Hoof (Hoof)
:: Why go with a guide instead of hoofing it on your own
771. Nimbus (nimbus)
:: He grew terribly bright as if ghostly images of himself had focused on him and a crackling nimbus of pure force that glowed a deep goldcrimson surrounded him
772. Shine (Nordliichter)
:: The shoe shine is becoming a lost art sadly
773. Pasteurize (pasteurize)
:: The sort of pathogens that milk can contain are retroviruses which are killed by pasteurisation and processing zoonotic diseases and residues of veterinary medicines and antibiotics
774. Spin (spin)
:: He also showed tighter spin on his breaking ball
775. Scree (scree)
:: I did some useful snow cartography of slopes and took measurements of scree slopes
776. Nitrate (Nitratveruerdnung)
:: Further complicating this issue are data showing that nitration of SPA limits its effectiveness and nitrated proteins are increased markedly in BAL fluid from lung allograft recipients
777. Nitrogen (Stéckstoff)
:: This is where the bodys tissues have been loaded by nitrogen and micro bubbles have been formed
778. Daisy (Grashinchen)
:: Yellow tulips and white daisies filled that patch and different kinds of flowers surrounded the rest of the house
779. Rowan (Rowan)
:: Varieties suggested would be natural to the moorland fringe such as rowan birch holly and hawthorn
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