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301. Block (block)
:: We now have a box actually bag recycling scheme in our block for textiles paper cardboard glass and tins
302. Gut (isibindi)
:: Sims basslines were jabs to the gut physical in the extreme
303. Yard (igceke)
:: How many inches equal a yard is not something subject to daily fluctuations on the free or any other market
304. Entrance (Ukungena)
:: their entrance into the political arena
305. Reinforce (baqinise)
:: For an intelligent and sensitive child merely withholding praise and approval can be powerful negative reinforcers that are much more effective than angry words and harsh language
306. Classical (classical)
:: In 1998 she started English Youth Ballet to give young dancers outside London an opportunity to perform classical ballet within a professional setting
307. Radiator (Irediyetha)
:: This morning I painted the radiator in that room
308. Pantry (ithala)
:: It consisted of three stories and a large basement which contained servants quarters pantries laundry cellars etc
309. Cement (usimende)
:: Plaster like sand lime and cement is not an expensive material and at its simplest level is not difficult to use
310. Cemetery (amathuna)
:: Christians conduct burial rites in cemeteries and some groups visit special sacred areas
311. Cenotaph (cenotaph)
:: The cenotaphs or other monuments locally had to be in public places and not hidden in churchyards
312. Blind (abayizimpumputhe)
:: Its steady amiable temperament makes it a dependable guide dog for the blind
313. Adjacent (eduze)
:: The first morning I stopped abruptly when I heard a squealing pack of rats in a room adjacent to ours
314. Pew (bebhentshi)
:: And they add it would recognise that the Church is gravitating away from the ailing parishes and empty pews of Europe to focus on vibrant congregations to the south
315. Water (amanzi)
:: a water sign
316. Modernism (yesimanjemanje)
:: Not that it necessarily has to be a symbol of modernism and innovation that is targeted for immolation
317. Station (esiteshini)
:: military station
318. Front (phambi)
:: I heard a very loud smack and my eyes went directly to the front of the room
319. Frontage (frontage)
:: A new modern frontage and entrance hall were incorporated along the Suffolk Street end to help reinvigorate the districts shopping appeal
320. Sink (echibini)
:: the local sink school
321. Nave (kwethempeli)
:: Traditional elements include three naves a circular window above the central entrance and the highly ornamented tower
322. Centre (isikhungo)
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323. Vacant (singenamuntu)
:: Leaving it vacant would result in it almost certainly being vandalised
324. Hew (basike)
:: Each statue was hewn out of hard volcanic material from quarries near the Rano Raraku volcano
325. Settee (settee)
:: Known as the Gentlemens Cabin it was an exclusively male preserve where men could obtain alcoholic refreshments and lounge on settees
326. Kaaba (Kaaba)
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327. Tub (kubhavu)
:: There are hot dogs burgers salads and dips many of which are made with packet soup whisked into a tub of sour cream with some herbs
328. Tudor (Tudor)
:: But at least until midcentury Tudor ambitions remained focused on reviving traditional English claims to the crown of France
329. Ancient (lasendulo)
:: While few details of the screenplay written by Gibson himself have been released the story concerns an ancient civilization 3000 years in the past
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