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151. Pen (ka peni)
:: It is expected that another publication will be coming from the pen of the author in the next few months
152. Pencil (penikala)
:: Use lightningfast strokes of brow pencil to help define brows that are wellgroomed
153. Oboe (oboe)
:: They are indeed miniatures as the entire set of eight take about eight minutes to perform by the pairs of flutes oboes clarinets bassoons violins violas cellos and one horn
154. Enact (kau i)
:: The National Security Adviser joined the President at the ranch to discuss enacting recommendations that could be implemented immediately by executive order
155. Column (kolamu)
:: Barely had the ink dried on last weeks column than the phone rang
156. Columnist (columnist)
:: Frankly its frustrating for our journalists and columnists to have to find new ways to rehash the same material
157. Casting (ninini)
:: Ropes stopped the castings tipping over at this delicate stage
158. Decorate (decorate)
:: These chests were beautifully decorated at first mainly made of wood with iron hinges locks and strappings
159. Bow (kakaka)
:: It was covered in black velvet with a blood red rose embroidered on the front and a ribbon of the same colour as the rose tied in a bow at the top
160. Work (hana)
:: With remarkable royal originality the Prince first inquired as to Rons line of work
161. Presto (presto)
:: All you have to do is steal the Declaration of Independence unroll it on a kitchen table apply a little freshsqueezed lemon juice heat with a handy hair dryer and presto letters and numbers appear
162. Preview (nāmua)
:: The site also features a talkback section and preview clips of the film
163. Quartet (Quartet)
:: Chicago quartet L Altra make music for rainy Sundays gentle gauzy and not a little wistful
164. Quatrain (quatrain)
:: To analyze a sonnet into quatrains and tercets is to recognize it as a sonnet and so to relate it to a conventional lyrical category
165. Quaver (quaver)
:: The bands gogo dancers cant compete shes a commanding guitarist in high heels or not and sings with Bowies Katherine Hepburn quaver
166. Triangle (triangle)
:: We decided to make a percussion supergroup with me on the triangle but after a couple of minutes and ringing ears we realised that this wasnt the best thing to do for our sanity
167. Minuet (Minuet)
:: Excitingly articulate horn playing lovely solo passages from sectionleaders refined tutti playing and a musically shaped minuet all contributed to a thoroughly sparkling performance
168. Tabor (ʻo Tabora)
:: Musicians will play pipes tabors and sackbuts to recreate the music from court and country
169. Muse (kukakuka iho)
:: It is difficult to make the transition from a muse to an artist
170. Pacy (pacy)
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171. Cast (kiola)
:: individuals who do not accept the norms are cast out from the group
172. Dresser (mea nana i malama)
:: The furniture included a forties dresser an oval sixties coffee table and two much newer Scandinavianstyle bookcases of unvarnished pine
173. Musical (bila)
:: The tunes passed across the generations by memory are sung in unison without any musical accompaniment
174. Gig (gig)
:: The good news is you get an extra gig of data download to watch this
175. Ink (ka inika)
:: The story got plenty of ink and lots of time on the tube
176. Artwork (hana noʻeau)
:: Adjoining rooms in the new gallery play host to an extensive collection of artworks in a variety of disciplines
177. Gild (na papakaukau,)
:: Many artists were also gilders frame makers or sign and coach painters
178. Playlist (playlist)
:: Marketingpromotion decisions imagecreation and radio station playlists are all built around how artists and their music are perceived
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