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631. Clipper (clíper)
:: Its a government conspiracy theyre installing clipper chips in the new ones
632. Fuselage (fusellatge)
:: Dressmakers were now making aircraft fuselages domestic servants were filling shells and teachers were working in armament manufacture
633. Repair (reparació)
:: I have to operate the machinery to understand how to repair it
634. Flyover (pas elevat)
:: And Naval fighter jets cap the prerace festivities with a tightformation flyover
635. Aerial (aeri)
:: Some people specialize in aerial photography
636. Topsail (gavia)
:: A mizzen mast near the stern carried a fore and aft sail another sail was spread below the bowsprit and smaller topsails were set above the mainsail and foresail
637. Eta (eta)
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638. Concourse (concurs)
:: The large concourse of mourners who visited the residence and attended the church were evidence of the enormous popularity of Billy in Dunhill and surrounding areas
639. Fly (volar)
:: I also noticed that there was a string hanging out of the waiters fly
640. Flyer (volants)
:: The American flyers were yet to have any training on the combat aircraft they would be flying against the Japanese within the month
641. Pontoon (pontó)
:: This is a crane thats been designed by Chris Mitchell what he calls an access dinghy system and this is the crane that he uses off the pontoons yes
642. Poop (popa)
:: One nice thing about receiving home delivery of the Boston Globe is that our carrier inserts it into a handy plastic bag which can be used to pick up dog poop
643. Board (pissarra)
:: The next year Warren was sent to board at All Souls school in Charters Towers
644. Boathouse (cobert)
:: The crowds were onedeep looking out across the river towards the boathouses in case anything was actually happening
645. Ramp (rampa)
:: Yes I built a handicap ramp to access my building for my dog
646. Roof (teulada)
:: fan vaults roof these magnificent buildings
647. Room (habitació)
:: There is also a small utility room and separate storage room in this area
648. Derrick (torre de perforació)
:: The vessel to be fitted with winches derricks wheels and ordinary runners capable of handling lifts up to 2 tons
649. Mooring (amarrador)
:: St Thomas harbor was pretty full of boats but most of them were on moorings just west of the docks at Yacht Haven
650. Dockyard (drassana)
:: There were about a dozen kilometres of line running from the upper dockyards down to a yard near the docks below the falls
651. Orbital (orbital)
:: Apple has confirmed its third UK retail location the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent just outside Londons M25 orbital freeway
652. Canal (canal)
:: Insects cut veins in plants with arborescent resin canals or in plants with laticiferous ducts that do not reticulate
653. Cancel (cancel · lar)
:: The document also calls on international financial institutions and donor countries to cancel Africas debt in order to free up resources to fight the disease
654. Automatic (automàtic)
:: The five speed automatic gear box produces a smooth very positive firm ride and will deliver a blast of energy at the slightest increase in pressure on the accelerator
655. Lifeboat (bot salvavides)
:: Two hovercraft two rescue helicopters and three lifeboats rushed to the scene fearing a repeat of the tragedy which earlier last year claimed the lives of 21 people
656. Stick (pal)
:: She found the stick of butter and put it in the cart
657. Courier (missatger)
:: Often because of this outsourcing plays some role in this process such as having a courier service transport backup tapes to a secure vault
658. Impassable (intransitable)
:: The beginning of the rainy season has made some roads impassable and the presence of militias make it dangerous to travel
659. Spar (espat)
:: We trained sparred fought ate and laughed together ever since childhood
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