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Topic Technology:: PAGE #9
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241. Configure (ffurfweddu)
:: It will pay us I think to stop configuring education as a battle of the geniuses against the uncivilized
242. Message (neges)
:: The president delivered his message in an informal forum which he used often on the campaign trail
243. Router (llwybrydd)
:: This was caused by an as yet unexplained simultaneous failure of a number of critical routers in our network it said
244. Line (llinell)
:: Dunne was on hand to bundle the ball over the line
245. Terminal (terfynell)
:: Doctors told the family her condition was terminal although they dont link the standard of care she received with her death
246. Noise (sŵn)
:: She was cut short when we heard a loud noise outside
247. Link (cysylltu)
:: And Ill tell you Im prepared to link arms with John and others and get this done
248. Port (porthladd)
:: Cape Town is a working port but the waterfront area is one of the citys major attractions evidenced by the profusion of shops bars and restaurants there
249. Trace (olrhain)
:: On butcher paper trace the outline of the chair seat then add 1 inch around all sides
250. Bell (cloch)
:: a bell tinkled as he went in the shop
251. Storage (storio)
:: The hall also has a guest bathroom and understairs storage is available
252. Hook (bachyn)
:: She responds with a right hook and catches him off guard
253. Cheat (twyllo)
:: The practice becomes illegal when done surreptitiously to cheat the consumer or defraud the taxman
254. Shift (sifft)
:: hes on the morning shift
255. Patch (chlytia)
:: One of the most common methods of doing kernel work is to use the patch and diff programs
256. Videophone (ffôn fideo)
:: She was so glad that they used normal phones and not videophones or conferencing
257. Backslash (slaes)
:: Note the backslashes for lines that were too long to fit in this example
258. Cracker (cracer)
:: Elaine put the last animal cracker in her mouth and chewed dismally
259. Cradle (crud)
:: She cant help but remember the comment that they were practically betrothed from the cradle
260. Screen (sgrin)
:: Were about to eat her mother called through the screen door
261. Publish (cyhoeddi)
:: I discovered that some reasonably wellknown names are using Lulu to print and publish collections of their photographs either in black and white or full colour
262. Application (cais)
:: Revenue problems will be dealt with separately through a general rate application in the spring
263. Cracker (cracer)
:: Elaine put the last animal cracker in her mouth and chewed dismally
264. Cradle (crud)
:: She cant help but remember the comment that they were practically betrothed from the cradle
265. Screen (sgrin)
:: Were about to eat her mother called through the screen door
266. Cracker (cracer)
:: Elaine put the last animal cracker in her mouth and chewed dismally
267. Cradle (crud)
:: She cant help but remember the comment that they were practically betrothed from the cradle
268. Screen (sgrin)
:: Were about to eat her mother called through the screen door
269. Publish (cyhoeddi)
:: I discovered that some reasonably wellknown names are using Lulu to print and publish collections of their photographs either in black and white or full colour
270. Publish (cyhoeddi)
:: I discovered that some reasonably wellknown names are using Lulu to print and publish collections of their photographs either in black and white or full colour
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