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1. Tranquil (toafilemu)
:: Only calm remained as still and tranquil as the ocean after a tempestuous storm
2. Diamond (taimane)
:: Its body rocked slightly with the force of the faerys movement its black marbled eyes boring into Peter with all the intensity of a diamond tipped drill
3. Fork (tui)
:: For now though its just an oncoming fork in the road nothing I can do about it as the entire process is entirely out of my hands
4. Area (eria)
:: Alternatively smoke from burning moxa can be wafted over the painful area of the body using a smoke box
5. Runner (taufetuli)
:: a marathon runner
6. Shoot (fana)
:: Players will speed through tracks that twist turn loop corkscrew shoot upward drop off dead end and more
7. Crease (gauga)
:: After arriving at the batting crease on the fourth evening he made a cautious start scoring only six runs off his first 35 balls
8. Swim (aʻau)
:: She had just finished a refreshing swim in the pool
9. Swimmer (aau)
:: shes a good swimmer
10. Swimming (aau)
:: They should also be able to give a view on how other swimming and sports facilities can be modernised
11. Swimsuit (ofutaele)
:: Typically only exposed skin is affected skin not covered by swimsuits wet suits or waders
12. Bicycle (uila)
:: As a kid I bicycled all the time but I left bicycling for many years says the 61yearold Congressman
13. Gear (kia)
:: The hard briefcase will help protect your personal gear but its normally heavier and cumbersome
14. Bail (mautinoa)
:: drawers fitted with brass bail handles
15. Down (ifo)
:: Mr Rogers said last spring he stopped an attempt by the council to chop the tree down and believed it was now safe
16. Horseshoe (seʻevae solofanua)
:: A horseshoe bend on the Palmer River offered a flat and beautiful campsite
17. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
18. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
19. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
20. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
21. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
22. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
23. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
24. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
25. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
26. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
27. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
28. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
29. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
30. Smash (tataʻe)
:: Two men had a miracle escape after surviving a smash which turned a car into a fireball
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