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571. Mould (Foroma)
:: The solutions exhibited strong alkaline pH values for slag and washed slag while the pH of the soil solution of garden mould was only slightly alkaline
572. Moulding (kuumbwa)
:: It was he for instance who came up with the idea of recycling a downed white oak tree and using the wood for moldings and fireplace mantels in the living room and family roomkitchen
573. Hang (turika)
:: If you feel there will be no strikethrough or bleeding issues hang your new paper
574. Eerie (eerie)
:: The plot begins with a woman who witnesses a murder on a dark and eerie night
575. Labourer (mushandi)
:: Officials said that the labourers lived in overcrowded conditions with no proper sanitation facilities
576. Belvedere (Belvedere)
:: All that was left of the old mansion was the belvedere from which to view sunsets that Bonaparte often compared to those of Venice
577. Foreclose (foreclose)
:: When the bank attempts to foreclose on her family home Regina receives a lucrative job offer from Beth Davis her former employer and an increasingly popular inspirational speaker with an almost cultlike following
578. Hanging (yakarembera)
:: Liberal over crime and punishment I believed in public hanging
579. Developer (yokuvaka)
:: It would profit Microsoft if all the other software developers in the world packed up
580. Garage (garaji)
:: 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
581. Isolated (Mumwewo)
:: JFK is forced to handle political dealings serial killing gangs and defend the isolated building from a nuclear strike
582. Linoleum (linoleum)
:: I had the students trace the piece of linoleum on the Manila paper so they could draw the exact size they needed
583. Lintel (raizoita)
:: Stone arches can safely economically and aesthetically replace concrete lintels
584. Pinnacle (vanova)
:: In science theory is the pinnacle of scientific success
585. Grass (uswa)
:: Feeling his strength renewed he cast aside his staff and walked steadily upon lush green grass
586. Storeroom (imba yokuchengetera zvinhu)
:: It has transformed the cellar from dimly lit and little used storerooms into a welcoming and comfortable haven in which to enjoy a drink and a chat with friends
587. Windmill (hwindimiri)
:: The number one prop was windmilling even more slowly now
588. Raze (Paradzai)
:: A frenzy of hotel building razed old neighbourhoods and transformed city centres
589. Doorway (suwo)
:: Everybody in the audience stood up and began to exit the large room via the doorways along the walls
590. Doric (Doric)
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591. Patch (chigamba)
:: One of the most common methods of doing kernel work is to use the patch and diff programs
592. Exchange (Exchange)
:: The vouchers are sent to the group who can either use them in store or exchange them for cash
593. Terrace (chinjiri)
:: A smaller but steeper secondary staircase leads up from the living area to a roof terrace
594. Craft (ndege)
:: She handed it to Cary who gazed questioningly at the picture which vaguely resembled a landing space craft
595. Craftsman (mhizha)
:: Instead of forfeiting quality Byrnes hired experienced and talented craftsmen to put together fulltime specialty crews
596. Rubble (muturunhuru)
:: A mechanical digger will also be used to remove the large amount of concrete and rubble that has been dumped
597. Residential (dzinogarwa)
:: The police decided to proceed very cautiously as they were in a residential area and people were in all the houses around
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