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Topic Personality:: PAGE #11
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301. Saint (tapu)
:: As the church became legal and martyrs therefore less likely sainthood was applied to those who were exemplary in other ways
302. Controversial (tautohetia)
:: It will now have to look at it again but the controversial issue will first be debated at full Council
303. Disagreeable (au ore)
:: At its simplest the aura may take the form of a familiar odour or more commonly a disagreeable or even disgusting one
304. Throw (maka)
:: His final throw on the subject of alterations to the bill before publication came on the 14 February
305. Loll (tīraha a)
:: One of the little dogs looked up at her and then sprang to his feet bounding over to her his tongue lolling out the side of his mouth
306. Lonely (mokemoke)
:: Instead she spent lonely hours at home scared that she may never hear again
307. Loner (loner)
:: Some of them are loners but the loners usually keep to themselves and many dont like to roam the streets at all
308. Fish (ika)
:: Their attempt to soften the electorates impression of her as a scientific cold fish is one of the few amusing spectacles in a grim political landscape
309. Empty (kau)
:: So with changes in k the core for this example progresses from an interval to a point to the empty set
310. Groove (haehae)
:: They may rely on as simple an explanation as that of a print of a coin in wax or they may like Wittgenstein use examples such as the structural analogy between music and the groove in a gramophone record
311. Quarrel (whawhai)
:: I still remember a lovers quarrel last February when Id walked desolately along Madison Avenue only to come across a small crowd gathered around the store
312. Heart (ngakau)
:: Theres a lot of love in my heart for several of your local bootyshakers
313. Articulate (whakapuaki)
:: Yet we often fail to articulate this doctrine clearly even to ourselves
314. Word (kupu)
:: John you have my word well talk about those other officers and what theyre struggling with right now
315. Dreary (pōuri noa)
:: So what does anything of this dreary autumn reminiscence have to do with politics
316. Woo (Woo)
:: A dozen red roses will be a popular choice among men wanting to woo the woman in their life
317. Gibber (gibber)
:: By this stage I wasnt babbling more like gibbering
318. Giddy (āmiomio)
:: On this occasion there are five girls two giddy with alcohol and two teenage lads building cannabis joints looking cautious about my motives
319. Unrequited (whaiāipo)
:: Why do I feel like this when I know when reason tells me that my love is unrequited
320. Heartbreak (oto)
:: Three years of heartbreak and pain has ended for a Rochdale woman with the birth of a baby boy
321. Heartbroken (oto)
:: Although Gloria was heartbroken she continued her fight but the cancer grew despite radiotherapy
322. Unscrupulous (nanakia)
:: Mrs Strong said that unscrupulous landlords in the area were attracting unruly tenants
323. Laugh (kata)
:: All he knew was that that laugh sounded like nothing he had ever heard before
324. Jilt (jilt)
:: They have been jilted at the altar one too many times
325. Jittery (ohorere)
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326. Shudder (te wiri ano)
:: Leaning close to whisper in his ear I felt his body shudder
327. Hubris (hubris)
:: His enemies prefer to see him as a victim once again of his own arrogance of hubris and an addiction to taking himself too seriously
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