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841. Capsize (nächsten)
:: Three teens along with their rescuers were saved after their boats capsized in the St Marys River
842. Capstan (capstan)
:: To minimise ice formation on the superstructure all winches capstans etc are placed under deck
843. Captain (Kapitän)
:: He is a captain in the US Naval Reserve and a P3C Orion pilot
844. Shipboard (nämlech do)
:: Cruise lines are constantly geared toward providing a steady flow of shipboard entertainment for cruisers to enjoy
845. Shipload (shipload)
:: While sippers and connoisseurs of every stripe debate whether Australia is the new California or Michigan shiploads of the stuff is selling especially in the States
846. Shipmate (shipmate)
:: Already seen as shipmates by Wasp crew members they will soon be American citizens
847. Shipowner (SHIPOWNER)
:: In a letter received by shipowners shipmanagers and shipbrokers earlier this week the sea school said it needed outside sponsorship to help cover the expected cut in funding
848. Beltway (beltway)
:: In another instance a Minneapolis suburb condemned a stretch along the metropolitan areas major beltway to serve as the new headquarters for Best Buy Company
849. Forecastle (forecastle)
:: The crews quarters would traditionally be in the focsle while officers would be quartered amidships and at the stern
850. Harbour (Harbour)
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851. Garage (Garage)
:: The study in France found a link between cases of acute leukaemia among youngsters and how close they lived to a petrol station or a garage carrying out car repairs
852. Connection (Verbindung)
:: A circuit switch model for determining switch and network transit delays for circuit connection setup was developed
853. Resident (résident)
:: Toxicity nutritional deficiency and competition with resident species are the primary causal factors in their host plant separation
854. Indicate (weg)
:: Market signs indicate this trend will continue to be important in the future
855. Indicator (Luucht)
:: During the mounting operation a sensor reads injection information from an indicator device on the syringe and feeds it to an injector control
856. Bonnet (Bonnet)
:: He was perhaps as old as Madias father though not as tall a man nor as handsome and not so fine a dresser in his unadorned tunic and leather bonnet
857. Track (Streck)
:: However because Arrow trains require a different gauge track a new line needs to be put down
858. Tractor (matfueren)
:: Arriving into the village and witnessing hundreds of tractors jeeps trucks and trailers parked on either side of the road is a rarer sight nowadays
859. Chef (Kach)
:: I thought I was writing the book for cooks and chefs and restaurant people in the New York area
860. Uncouple (uncouple)
:: Our train uncoupled and went choochooing along to rescue the stranded passengers
861. Winding (WINDING)
:: The man followed the wave on horseback for about a mile until he lost sight of it in the windings of the canal
862. Backpack (Rucksak)
:: Our plan is to pick up two 24packs of water bottles in a store in Sydney and well all carry twelve in our backpacks
863. Approach (Approche)
:: We met an uncooperative approach from the claimants solicitors which put us to expense in itself
864. Apron (Schirtech)
:: Sighing I reached in the front pocket of my apron for my note pad and proceeded to the elderly couple
865. Craft (Handwierksbetrieb)
:: She handed it to Cary who gazed questioningly at the picture which vaguely resembled a landing space craft
866. Screw (Loftschrauf)
:: Strain it into fizzy drink bottles making sure you screw the cap on tight
867. Hooter (hooter)
:: Finally I mentioned earlier the triumphant car hooters being used to celebrate the England win in the World Cup tournament
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