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101. director (faatonu)
:: Most VCs will want to be able to nominate a director to the board of the company in which they invest
102. dirt (eleʻele)
:: Pittsburgh used to be renowned for the sweat and dirt of industry
103. disabled (tagata gase)
:: It provides technology to make facilities programs and activities usable for disabled workers at no cost to the requesting organization
104. disadvantage (itūleaga)
:: In sum the main minorities in the US represent significant socioeconomic disadvantage in comparison with the majority
105. disagree (faʻatauteʻe)
:: Len Wallace respected all opinions even while disagreeing and he was always honest focused and principled
106. disagreement (feʻitagaʻi)
:: In any democracy as in any blog its helpful and fun to have disagreements
107. disappear (mou)
:: There is growing evidence that what central control of them existed has now disappeared and we are back to local fiefdoms doing their own sectarian things
108. disappoint (faʻafaʻanoa)
:: It is no concern of the author that their readers might attempt to replicate a way of life that does not exist or be disappointed when they fail to do so
109. disappointed (fiafia)
:: After searching the length and breadth of the place I was disappointedly unable to find what I wanted due to having very little to choose from
110. disappointing (faʻafaʻanoa)
:: Not many moments of real dramatic gravity disappointingly
111. disappointment (fiafia)
:: the job proved a disappointment
112. disapproval (lē malie)
:: Perhaps because it made him indignant and he wanted to express his disapproval to the world
113. disapprove (lē malie)
:: Even for trivial requests like days off my manager thought that it was his job to approve or disapprove the request
115. disaster (mala)
:: Facing a disaster of such magnitude understandably the government was unprepared and initially lost touch
116. disc (tisiketi)
:: the smudged yellow disc of the moon
117. discipline (aʻoaʻiga)
:: It must thus be proper to punish the parents by calling them from work so they can discipline their child to ensure compliance with the code of conduct of the school
118. discount (taugōfie)
:: Only discount coupons were used in promotions with business partners or for residents she added
119. discover (maua)
:: you never know what youll discover
120. discovery (mauaga)
:: Stagecoach workers made the startling discovery after checking inside the box for security reasons
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