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121. Seaway (xweziyar)
:: Continental displacements led to changes in the configurations of the oceans and seaways opened and closed
122. Seaworthy (Nazriya)
:: His exploits follow a long line of expeditions trying to prove the seaworthiness of primitive boats
123. Collide (binguhêhevketin)
:: Later in the afternoon at 540 pm a two vehicle accident saw cars colliding on the Hatston Brae after slipping on snow
124. Voyage (ger)
:: Eventually the compass made its way to Europe and onto the ships Christopher Columbus used to voyage across the Atlantic
125. Marine (marine)
:: If we have to upgrade some of our technology to allow text messaging on marine radio then lets make it so
126. Mariner (mariner)
:: A major government project intended to rescue mariners in the 21st century may be in some need of rescue itself
127. Car (trimbêl)
:: he was in the lift when the car stuck
128. Spur (dine)
:: One difficulty is that improvements in technology spur improvements in armaments
129. Explore (lêkolîn)
:: he sets out to explore fundamental questions
130. Thoroughfare (thoroughfare)
:: The pedestrianised street is one of the main thoroughfares in the city and lends itself to street music and entertainment as well as thriving business
131. Embankment (navçetiyê)
:: The fossils had been collected in the early 1840s in pits dug to provide material for the embankments to carry Brunels Great Western Railway from London to Bristol
132. Embark (gemîkirin)
:: He embarks on his course of inquiry with an anarchists instinctive mistrust of power
133. Locomotive (locomotive)
:: Consequently locomotive failure or broken bones can occur in older females particularly those that were not developed properly as replacement gilts
134. Crew (birîvebir)
:: What a motley crew we are much more so I say from my experience than journalists and politicians
135. Carsick (carsick)
:: It evokes the vague nausea of carsickness
136. Arrival (hatinî)
:: Her arrival was greeted by a heartwarming display of affection from the people of Edinburgh
137. Houseboat (de rûdinî)
:: But we also want people who own houseboats to look at their own boats
138. Founder (avaker)
:: Twenty Armada ships were to founder on the Irish rocks
139. Headrest (headrest)
:: It could be an entertaining one too with the optional TV screens built into the front headrests enabling back seat passengers amuse themselves with DVDs or video games
140. Bottleneck (bottleneck)
:: Its performance is about the same in the two resolutions so once again geometry processing becomes the bottleneck of Intels new integrated graphics
141. Bottom (erd)
:: In the arena of open competition the talkers are quickly moved to the bottom of the rankings
142. Strip (strip)
:: Be extremely cautious as as you tighten the screws so not to strip the screw holes
143. Stroke (stroke)
:: In a wetsump engine a shorter stroke also cuts down on oilpressure problems caused by windage and oil aeration
144. Ding (ding)
:: Our format also has the dual purpose of knocking down a player like him who doesnt get as much credit for his stolen bases and gets dinged for his lack of walks
145. Dinghy (gemîyê)
:: I had to get to the top deck to get this little dinghy to escape I could see it chained up far above me form outside
146. Alight (daketin)
:: I remember this painting setting me alight with inspiration 30 years ago
147. Tread (tread)
:: I heard the heavy tread of Dads boots
148. Plant (karxane)
:: Within two days they were exploring the possibility that the note was a plant and that the saboteurs might not be a terrorist group after all but possibly a disgruntled railroad employee
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