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121. Anarchism (anarquismo)
:: Politically they range from mainstream liberalism to anarchism
122. Anarchist (anarquista)
:: Many anarchists and syndicalists supported the revolution and he was keen to win them over
123. Base (base)
:: a base for shipping operations
124. Breach (infrinxir)
:: Edward married Godwines daughter Edith in 1045 but this could not prevent a breach between the two men in 1049
125. Civilian (civil)
:: The hotels were hit with rocket fire causing three civilian casualties
126. Clandestine (clandestino)
:: Some of the longtime members began organizing clandestine meetings to discuss grievances
127. Clash (choque)
:: James set down his glass cup on the edge of the sink unclenching his fist and the clash of metal and glass seemed to reverberate harshly in her ears
128. Corporal (corporal)
:: This is the result of bad leadership from the top generals right down to those corporals and sergeants and captains who didnt do their duty
129. Demonstrate (demostrar)
:: It was he who demonstrated to the public way back in 1846 that he could render a patient unconscious without pain
130. Demonstration (demostración)
:: A bunch of us organized a demonstration that turned out 300 people and we did it in two weeks
131. Demonstrator (demonstrador)
:: In Drawing Baker is an artist mother daughter wife demonstrator performer
132. Ensign (estandarte)
:: Everyone turned and saluted the ensign flying over the parade ground
133. Fall (caer)
:: I well remember my third birthday when we had a heavy fall of snow
134. Fanatic (fanático)
:: Sixty years on keepfit fanatic Captain Jack Rolfson is living in Rainbow Springs Drive Chatanooga Tennessee and jogged five miles per day up until about ten years ago
135. Frigate (fragata)
:: Senator Hill said that while the focus of the maritime campaign had shifted to carrier air operations there was still a requirement for frigates to conduct some escort and patrol duties
136. Gun (pistola)
:: Then with a loud explosion the gun fired and smoke filled the tunnel
137. Gunfight (tiroteo)
:: He was wounded twice in different gunfights run over by a smuggler fought in World War I and lived a hairraising life on the Prohibitionera Mexican border
138. Gunner (artilleiro)
:: Because of his blazing speed Foster also will be used as a gunner on specialteams coverages
139. Insurgency (insurrección)
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140. Insurgent (insurxente)
:: The most foreboding of these trends involves insurgent and terrorist groups who fund their ideological agendas with drug money
141. Legionary (lexionario)
:: Between 5000 and 6000 legionaries made up a legion that was commanded by a legatus
142. Naval (naval)
:: It was believed to be the largest gathering of naval vessels in Liverpool for decades
143. Radical (radical)
:: The people are exhausted from the radical changes that affect their way of life
144. Roar (ruxido)
:: He loved the squeal of smoking tires the roar of the engine and the thrill of a hairpin turn in a power drift
145. Sergeant (sarxento)
:: One day when I was about 14 a police sergeant saw me drinking a beer on the street
146. Service (servizo)
:: You may get a locally trained technician to service the machines and robotics
147. Target (obxectivo)
:: In direct to consumer advertising drug companies target advertisements for prescription drugs directly at the public
148. Truncheon (porra)
:: Until 1857 New York City police found truncheons sufficient
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