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811. Mount (maunga)
:: Though she was confident in her mount s abilities she says bringing home the gold was a surprise
812. Mountain (maunga)
:: Allium bulgarium grows wild in the woodlands and mountain slopes of Turkey and the Ukraine
813. Mountaineer (maunga)
:: It is an international fraternity of mountaineers
814. Mountainous (maunga)
:: It is famous for its mountainous debt and its stupendous sales growth
815. Mountainside (maunga)
:: These grow on moors and mountainsides in bogs and other places with poor and acid soil in most parts of the world but are best known in N Europe and N America
816. Sluice (sluice)
:: And once wed boxed up his butchering gear and sluiced down the boards of the wagon a bucket at a time it became something we never talked on again
817. Bend (piko)
:: Weights were then progressively added to the weighing boat which caused the petiole to bend curving upwards
818. Reactor (piere)
:: With a high rate of spontaneous cure of the illness such studies need a large number of subjects to balance the expected high placebo reactors
819. Windstorm (paroro)
:: Along with windstorms and fire beavers Castor canadensis Kuhl were major agents responsible for disturbance in eastern North America
820. Windy (hau)
:: Soon we were driving along the windy roads surrounded by tall trees that led to my grand parents house
821. Bud (tupu)
:: Meanwhile corals bud on and both their sexual and asexual activities provide evidence of reproductive success and hybrid forms that continue to puzzle geneticists
822. Buffet (kuru)
:: If you bring your children let them participate in an egg hunt in the hotel garden while you enjoy your buffet
823. Pinnacle (keokeonga)
:: In science theory is the pinnacle of scientific success
824. Isthmus (kūititanga)
:: It is joined to the main island by a narrow isthmus
825. Crag (pari)
:: Visually the city keeps you enthralled with its setting atop a series of extinct volcanoes and rocky crags
826. Meteorology (mātai huarere)
:: Against these arguments I have seen positivists argue rightly I believe that such observations would also prove that meteorology or astronomy is not a science
827. Dark (pouri)
:: There was one man who though he was dark had the most incredible eyes of gold
828. Uncultivated (noa iho)
:: The land is mostly uncultivated and the driver tells them when the monsoon passes the area is a desert
829. Wind (hau)
:: The two concertos feature wind players from Beechams Royal Philharmonic
830. Conservancy (Conservancy)
:: The conservancy employs 55 scouts to check on the rhinos whereabouts and to catch poachers
831. Cockerel (cockerel)
:: Unwanted baby rabbits and cockerels were abandoned in freezing conditions outside an environmental centre
832. Arable (pū)
:: Agricultural improvement required the elimination of the fallow and the raising of yields but such innovation required more animals manuremachines for the arable
833. Field (mara)
:: Even in the fastest field game in the world you get a second every now and again
834. Northerly (raki)
:: We noticed that the wind had changed to a strong cold northerly and quite frankly we were not very optimistic about our chances
835. Aid (āwhina)
:: she walked with the aid of a Zimmer frame
836. Puddle (tōhihi)
:: Sykes a fatheroffour had been laid off from his job as a puddler at a Rotherham iron works in 1865 forcing him to turn to poaching to stave off destitution
837. Rugged (tiketike)
:: In fact this is a pretty rugged piece of machinery to withstand this 200mile an hour impact out there in Utah
838. Horizon (pae)
:: Meanwhile another figure has appeared on the opposite horizon
839. Horn (haona)
:: powdered rhino horn
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