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Topic Culture:: PAGE #25
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721. Cymbal (ngwere)
:: The team consisted of a drummer four cymbalists a gong player and two dancers
722. Canon (seakafuridzirwa)
:: She is being made an honorary canon in recognition of her hospital work and will take over as rural dean of South Craven in February
723. Canonical (dzakafuridzirwa)
:: For example in the Gospel of the Ebionites we find that John the Baptist didnt eat honey and locusts as the canonical Gospels record but only honey
724. Tenor (sezvinoreva)
:: For the fixed rate tranche market sources suggested the tenor will be either one or three years
725. Vibrant (noutano)
:: The vibrant colours of pink blue and white decorated with floral patterns represented the arrival of spring
726. Vibraphone (vibraphone)
:: They take centre stage among a small eclectic ensemble of instruments including two Hammond organs electrically amplified violin and vibraphones
727. Video (Video)
:: its a great option for anyone looking to start using video to talk over the Net
728. Score (chibozwa)
:: The three rings score 5 10 or 15 points if the disk lands within them respectively
729. Footage (footage)
:: If you get a quote that is priced by cubic footage that should raise a red flag right away
730. Tour (kushanya)
:: a motoring tour of Scotland
731. Psalm (pisarema)
:: Sing to Him sing psalms to Him talk of all His wondrous works
732. Limerick (Kildare)
:: Stoppard uses a dazzling range of literary and theatrical effects from Wildean epigram to a scene written entirely in limericks from a suggestion of striptease to a lecture on Marxist theory
733. Reproduction (kubereka)
:: Also off the hallway is a sitting room with an antique reproduction fireplace
734. Canto (Canto)
:: The rich allegorical description of the island throughout the first five cantos of the poem offers in itself a harsh invective against prevailing Stuart policy
735. Tension (makakatanwa)
:: You need to avoid mental tension and stress as they can manifest health problems
736. Graffiti (ezvivako)
:: Various graffito was scrawled across the walls
737. Sleeper (akarara)
:: It proved a great adventure and the kids loved the sleeper train
738. Appear (kuonekwa)
:: The word muggle is to appear in a major dictionary for the first time
739. Gallery (garari)
:: The idea of being free seems to disorientate Stephanie as she rises from her seat but with every step she makes towards the gallery the clouds drift out of her mind
740. Surreal (surreal)
:: The subjects are surreally grouped together with no clear spatial relationships among them
741. Surrealism (surrealism)
:: He had given up surrealism on sadly realizing that you need fixed points after all both in life and in the arts
742. Bolero (bolero)
:: As the Baptists gather at the waters edge Hernandez puts the camera down and joins the congregation in hymns whose melodies are borrowed from the rhythms of tropical music and bolero
743. Bollywood (Bollywood)
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744. Afterword (afterword)
:: Again and again writers have explained themselves in a variety of ways forewords afterwords essays interviews journal entries not to mention stories or poems that rework old themes
745. Dactyl (dactyl)
:: His formula for modern heroic verse proclaimed up front in the essay was in short more dactyls than trochees and more trochees than spondees
746. Dada (Dada)
:: Young William loved these outings so proud to be seen with his Dada
747. Pigment (ruvara)
:: Other tiles are etched on the surface and painted with permanent glass pigments
748. Appendix (chinamatidzwa)
:: The myenteric plexus of appendices in children older than 3 years had thinner nerve branches and smaller ganglia than the colon specimens of the same age
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