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211. Fund (faaputugatupe)
:: In tandem with a pension fund we could have a wealth fund for every child born in the country
212. Dive (tofu)
:: This reduces your risk of the markets taking a sudden dive and you being caught unawares until its too late
213. Leverage (leverage)
:: A number of agreements are being signed by various organisations to leverage the advantages of working together
214. Dividend (tufatufaga)
:: Last month Allstate paid a quarterly dividend of 32 cents a share boosting your take to 320
215. Proposal (lafo faʻatū)
:: They report to him of her beauty and great qualities and he sends her a proposal of marriage
216. Equity (tutusa)
:: Nevertheless the whole episode showed the wisdom and equity of the rain check in American football
217. Negotiation (fetuʻutuʻunaʻiga)
:: Now officials have warned that if negotiations reach stalemate today they will resort to legal action
218. Teaser (teaser)
:: Can you solve 15 teasers in this new style exhibition suitable for the whole family
219. Operation (faagaoioiga)
:: It provides a solution to the old problem of what legal rule allows a casualty surgeon to perform an urgent operation on an unconscious patient who is brought into hospital
220. Operational (galuega faatino)
:: A water treatment plant in Cubbon Park became operational on Friday
221. Operator (tagata fagāluega)
:: Shortly after when her telephone call for help is ignored by a gossiping switchboard operator she meets her own end on the blade of a bayonet
222. Attorney (fautua)
:: Both have argued numerous cases before the Supreme Court including as attorneys in the solicitor generals office
223. Audit (iloilo)
:: And finally since there is no paper printout of votes there is no way to accurately audit the system and therefore no way to accurately reconstruct an election if it is contested
224. Auditor (suetusi)
:: The auditors have also informed the council they will be arriving to go through the accounts of the charter celebrations
225. Monopoly (monopoli)
:: The Company lost its monopoly on Indian trade in 1813 and its charter for Chinese trade was removed in 1833 after which it ceased to be a trading concern
226. Fluctuate (mātalasi)
:: He requires large doses of narcotics for pain control and his level of consciousness fluctuates greatly
227. Chairman (taupulega)
:: The chairman of the panel of judges is Tom Fewer local writer and publisher
228. Promote (uunaia)
:: Topical steroids can reduce inflammation while ascorbic acid may promote collagen synthesis following alkali exposure
229. Promotion (siʻitaga)
:: The agency has recently completed projects for major clients in web print packaging advertising sales promotion and exhibition design
230. Campaign (osofaʻiga)
:: And he has now backed a local campaign against the show and vowed to go to prison in defence of his religion
231. Machinery (masini)
:: The water diverted from the mainstream ends up turning a mill wheel setting other machinery in motion
232. Turnover (turnover)
:: The frequent turnover on pastoral staffs led churches to experience upheaval and decline
233. Deposit (teu)
:: He mumbles an unheard oneliner about losing his damage deposit as he wrenches the door of the moving car open and dives inelegantly inside
234. Depreciate (depreciate)
:: Colbert is the opposite of Fouquet abstemious quiet and utterly without charisma working in the background to depreciate Fouquets popularity like a rat gnawing at the woodwork
235. Depressed (mafatia)
:: The study found the antidepressant effect of BT to be robust among psychotic depressed and elderly depressed patients
236. Depression (tūlaga faigatā)
:: the depression in the housing market
237. Equilibrium (equilibrium)
:: It is essential that human beings know their own bodies so well that they can follow the normal daily routine without disturbing the balance or equilibrium of the body
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