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1. Ardour (ekworo)
:: The playing encompassed subtlety ardor menace and rage all with an admirable polish
2. Bier (ji ebu ozu)
:: My beloved Elisabeta lay on the same bier where she had wept for me only four nights prior
3. Caress (mmetuaka)
:: She placed one hand on his cheek gently caressing it with her warm hand
4. Child (nwa)
:: shed been playing tennis since she was a child
5. Childbearing (ịmụ nwa)
:: In a community in which early marriage and childbearing are traditional failure to achieve teenage pregnancy may be regarded a serious problem
6. Childbirth (na-amụ nwa)
:: Approaching childbirth from the angle of pain and surgery is innovative
7. Childcare (Childcare)
:: Many agree that the government needs to invest more in parental leave and quality childcare
8. Childhood (nwata)
:: In order to make this persona more convincing a disturbed childhood had to be invented
9. Childish (ụmụaka)
:: She says she can be very childish and very silly but fails to give me any examples
10. Coffin (akpati ozu)
:: Rescuers used ropes to pull out the bodies which were later washed wrapped in plastic sheets and buried in wooden coffins
11. Cremate (igba oku)
:: Well I have always talked about my body being cremated and then having the ashes dispersed on a park or a garden
12. Dead (nwụrụ anwụ)
:: Many people do believe that the spirits of the dead talk to the living
13. Diaper (metụ akwa)
:: Wash hands often especially after changing a babys diaper or using the restroom
14. Hospitable (ele ọbịa)
:: Besides the hospitable corporate environment found in South Dakota the state offers a big backyard for play
15. Hospitality (ọbịa)
:: The fundamental test of justice is one of hospitality to the stranger
16. Infantile (ụmụaka)
:: He was infantile narcissistic driven unreasonable and at times brilliantly irrational
17. Infatuated (anwụrụ)
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18. Midlife (midlife)
:: Its all the more poignant and meaningful to me because we were in midlife I was 43 when I met him and he was 50
19. Midwife (ndi a)
:: There are health clinics staffed by nurse midwives in rural areas
20. Placenta (Plasenta)
:: Folic acid also is crucial to support the rapid growth of the placenta and fetus
21. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
22. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
23. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
24. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
25. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
26. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
27. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
28. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
29. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
30. Pram (pram)
:: The ASMA exhibition included exquisite scenes of children in Optimist prams marinas racing sailboats and a still life of a freshly caught trout to name a few
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