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61. benefit (fêde)
:: To benefit from receiving help the learner must be an active participant in the learning process
62. bent (xar)
:: He mixes easily with criminals and suspicions abound that he was a bent copper who left under a cloud
63. beside (bêvî)
:: You only give respect to people who respect others beside themselves
64. best (baştirîn)
:: In the ancient world gold was preferred as the best metal for making jewellery
65. bet (şertgirî)
:: But at this point I will bet you a substantial sum of money
66. better (baştir)
:: Who controls the purse strings and what the people in the companies aim at will hopefully be the only change and for the better
68. between (navber)
:: Neither side deserved a victory and they barely created a worthwhile chance between them
69. beyond (wêdayî)
:: Behind the cabin was a large empty yard and beyond that trees and steep hillsides topped with pink cliffs and crags
70. bicycle (hespê hessinî)
:: As a kid I bicycled all the time but I left bicycling for many years says the 61yearold Congressman
71. bid (pêşnîyar)
:: The coach company has all but abandoned a bid to take control of Scottish railway tracks because it claims the paperwork on upkeep and ownership is missing or out of date
72. bid (pêşnîyar)
:: The coach company has all but abandoned a bid to take control of Scottish railway tracks because it claims the paperwork on upkeep and ownership is missing or out of date
73. big (mezin)
:: Because of the greater variability in the consumers research plays a big role
75. bill (hesab)
:: the bill for their meal came to 17
76. billion (milyar)
:: To the British including the Empire and the Commonwealth billion has long meant a million millions 1000000000000 or 10 to the twelfth what Americans call a trillion
77. bin (kupê)
:: Each week on the same day either the black bin with household rubbish and the blue box with tins and plastic were collected or the brown bin for garden rubbish and the green box for paper
78. biology (jîyanzanî)
:: Wouldnt it seem that human biology would oppose the ubiquity of religion
79. bird (teyr)
:: I always like to relive those days spent flying the MATS version of it all over the world a great bird
80. birth (zayîn)
:: He got there not by birth or revolution or coup like the rest but through a Westernstyle democratic election or so it seems
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