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601. Agonized (agonized)
:: Yes half the night was spent in agonised discussion of such minor stupidities when all that was necessary was to call the whole thing off
602. Agonizing (zvinorwadza)
:: She fights off agonising back pain sustained in a work injury two years ago to keep the show on the road
603. Agony (marwadzo)
:: You wont find many personal accounts of the agonies of backache or ingrowing toenails
604. Bender (Bender)
:: The universitys Sunday afternoon sessions are where some of the areas most buffed and ruthless body benders tear off their moves
605. Bong (Bong)
:: The bells have bonged at the local church and we have a bus to catch
606. Capsule (Kamudzira)
:: Gresss book has many capsule discussions of major thinkers which are very well done and I learned a lot from these passages
607. Chemotherapy (mishonga)
:: Her treatment was a course of chemotherapy and radiotherapy followed by a lumpectomy
608. Cocaine (kokeini)
:: Tests showed she suffered a heart attack after taking heroin morphine and cocaine
609. Dosage (chipimo chemushonga)
:: Moving and holding the Carm unit during fluoroscopy exposes the surgeons fingers to high dosages of radiation
610. Dose (dose)
:: Cultures were immediately irradiated with a UV dose of 27 J m
611. Egomania (egomania)
:: Theyre two egomaniacs with two totally different agendas
612. Grave (guva)
:: Somehow you feel that even now 17 years later hes still exerting his influence from beyond the grave
613. Indigestible (indigestible)
:: This for me was very refreshing considering I had indigestible food for breakfast
614. Indigestion (fufune)
:: Sideeffects with these treatments tend to be minor and include headaches nausea indigestion and a stuffy nose
615. Isolate (patsanura)
:: The additional two isolators help secure the engine to the mount and avoid much of the fatigue associated with vibration
616. Isolation (kupatsanura)
:: Gastric lavage for isolation of M tuberculosis is a well accepted method
617. Meth (meth)
:: But those baby blues or browns or greens will also prove the telltale sign of someone using methamphetamine commonly known as crystal meth crank speed ice or glass
618. Methadone (methadone)
:: I am pumped full of drugs methadone morphine opium marijuana the whole lot
619. Methamphetamine (methamphetamine)
:: He tested positive for the banned stimulant methamphetamine after winning the bronze medal in the slalom at Salt Lake City
620. Outpatient (outpatient)
:: There was no difference in success or complication rate between hospitalized patients and outpatients
621. Patient (murwere)
:: Four days later this immunosuppressed patient developed a sore swollen tongue
622. Pipe (paipi)
:: Fill the bag with the roux and pipe long sausages of the mixture on to the tray
623. React (ita)
:: He is a player who gets a lot of challenges against him and he has to resist reacting against them and keep playing the game
624. Resistance (musimbwa)
:: They used to be frequently invoked as an inspiring example of heroic resistance to injustice and oppression
625. Splint (chitsamhura)
:: His broken arm throbbed hed almost passed out twice while the bonesetter splinted it and he felt as if the sobs of the wounded were a dark and restless sea on which he drifted
626. Splitting (kukamurwa)
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627. Swab (swab)
:: In the Clark case technicians swabbed every surface knowing the smallest trace amount could nab a killer
628. Traction (traction)
:: These charges include electric traction current and stationleasing charges
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