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181. Sailboat (далбаат)
:: Born and raised on a farm in Minnesota Tritch became an avid sailor on the states many lakes racing sailboats and eventually winding up as the first female commodore of her yacht club
182. Sailing (дарвуулт)
:: The rights and wrongs of affecting the public of disrupting ferry sailings and travelling plans for the 3000 people which the port authorities said were due to use the ferryport during the day have been well debated at this stage
183. Sailor (далайчин)
:: Hamnavoe is a great ship Im not a good sailor but I have never been sick on it yet even in rough weather which was not the case with the Ola
184. Peg (дэгээ)
:: Indeed as Rogoff suggests abandoning the peg to the dollar could be seen as abandoning Chinas commitment to stable and sustainable macroeconomic growth
185. Get (авах)
:: We almost lost the school a few years ago and we do not want to get into that situation again
186. Oar (сэлүүр)
:: Sailors pushed up and down on the oars like a water pump to manoeuvre the boat
187. Oarlock (oarlock)
:: In his opinion it is very important to have on board oars oarlocks a boat hook a good knife a sounder and the mobile phone
188. Oarsman (oarsman)
:: Each boat carries about 120 oarsmen whose commander is sailor sapper swordsman quartermaster and general
189. Log (нэвтрэн)
:: In some places great swathes of hillside have been cut away in the urgency to log timber
190. Platform (тавцан)
:: the launch platform
191. Foyer (хүлээлгийн заал)
:: I realise that I have foyer friends people I regularly meet in theatre foyers and see nowhere else
192. Minesweeper (minesweeper)
:: Not a large field it was enough Nerger hoped to cause alarm and tie up valuable warships and minesweepers
193. Minibar (minibar)
:: Accommodation is in interconnecting rooms kitted out with PlayStations colouring books and minibars full of Ribena
194. Minibus (микроавтобус)
:: There are old blue and white minibuses everywhere overflowing with passengers
195. Throttle (тохируулагч)
:: How does it go at full throttle from third gear on
196. Through (дамжуулан)
:: Up to six retailers are attempting to hawk their leases through agents to see if anyone will take over their units
197. Hearse (hearse)
:: According to many villagers there were 8 ambulances and four morgue hearses
198. Chopper (Жо)
:: a meat chopper
199. Articulated (Нугалсан)
:: It is unlikely to realize the articulated policy objectives of the United States in the region and it should be revised to better secure those objectives
200. Banger (Banger)
:: My most impressive dish is an advanced form of bangers and mash using the best sausages by Mr Harris of Tywardreath in Cornwall cooked in cider with apples and bacon
201. Bangladesh (Бангладеш)
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202. Accelerate (хурдасгах)
:: Ponting and Martyn settled in after tea to appear increasingly comfortable with the scoring rate accelerating in direct comparison with the perceived comfort of the batsmen
203. Getaway (холдоx)
:: One alternative to the typical southern getaway is Europe
204. Ghana (Гана улс)
:: When we met again at a later point in her itinerary I bought cloth that the woman had purchased from a local Ghanaian trader
205. Deck (тавцан)
:: Luckily he was wearing a helmet because it was dented when he hit the deck
206. Deckhand (deckhand)
:: The main issue in the dispute is pay equity with deckhands and cooks working on tugboats
207. Jetty (усан онгоцны зогсоол)
:: We go ashore by dinghy at a pretty stone jetty surrounded by dense trees and rhododendron bushes
208. Houseman (houseman)
:: Research shows a high level of mistakes made by certifiers at all levels of doctors from housemen to consultants and including GPs
209. Hovercraft (онгоц)
:: Mr Clouter said three helicopters and a hovercraft then arrived on the scene along with some two dozen police officers
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