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61. Lynch (Lynch)
:: Another theory holds that the townspeople lynched him and threw him off the bridge leading into town
62. Friend (umngane)
:: It feels like Im making a penny a day at the moment and thats certainly not easy to live off of my friend
63. Denizen (denizen)
:: Penguins are restricted to the Southern Hemisphere where they are oceanic or coastal denizens
64. Distress (usizi)
:: Additional and more serious symptoms include eye infections acute respiratory distress and pneumonia
65. Rag (amanikiniki)
:: Journalists working on the rag are up in arms over a series of antiGypsy stories printed over the last few weeks
66. Displace (azixoshe)
:: The Church of England allows its celestial liturgy to be displaced by electric guitars
67. Class (ekilasini)
:: How do we get back middle class white collar voters
68. Famine (indlala)
:: In a region noted for drought famine climatic extreme and racked by a 30year civil war the findings were almost unbelievable
69. Racism (nokucwasa)
:: Perhaps the series writers are trying to highlight the inequities perpetuated by racism
70. Tolerance (ukubekezelelana)
:: New users may include women genetically or otherwise predisposed to venous thrombosis whereas long term users have shown tolerance to the drug
71. Tolerant (ukubekezela isithwathwa)
:: Plants which are tolerant to flooding need to survive or grow during the stress but also to recover after the stress is removed
72. Community (umphakathi)
:: It set a new tone about the business community and unions working together from a different perspective
73. Persecute (abashushisayo)
:: The police are too busy persecuting and harassing motorists
74. Vagrancy (vagrancy)
:: a descent into vagrancy and drug abuse
75. Vagrant (abangondingasithebeni)
:: The moon glows like a phosphrous on the vagrant waters
76. Starve (azibulale)
:: He argued that Mayo General Hospital was recognised by the Dept of Health and Children as the most efficient hospital in Europe and yet it was being starved of funds
77. Stateless (lizwe ababhekwa njengezakhamuzi zalo)
:: But in a recent study two World Bank economists found a surprising side to Somali statelessness
78. Civic (nezomphakathi)
:: Some would contend that a sense of civic duty alone is enough to compel people to vote
79. Civics (Awokwezenhlalo)
:: Putting aside the questions of whether English history and civics are important requirements for a new US citizen to have the announced goals for the new test sound reasonable
80. Naturalize (naturalize)
:: Tulips as a rule do not naturalize well and most species are therefore planted annually
81. Trustee (umphathiswa)
:: For all that some form of UN trusteeship appears to be the best answer now available
82. Integrate (ukuhlanganisa)
:: This means that it must struggle to integrate fully its AfricanAmerican members as well as its new predominantly immigrant Hispanic members
83. Integration (ukuhlanganiswa)
:: A limited amount of funding is available to support a number of good practice models of sports integration for people with disabilities
84. Settlement (isiphetho)
:: We can have no illusions that there can be a peaceful settlement or compromise with this gang
85. Settler (isifiki)
:: Later settlers known as Cajuns made their way from Nova Scotia after being evicted by the British
86. Citizen (isakhamuzi)
:: And selfless sons and daughters grow up to become selfless citizens of the world
87. Justice (ubulungiswa)
:: But it goes to an essential aspect of the administration of justice the due pronouncement of any court decision
88. Asylum (ukukhoseliswa)
:: The authorities in Dover granted him asylum and he set up home in Bolton
89. Philanthropist (UMuphi)
:: There are many philanthropists and ordinary altruistic people who would contribute
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