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Topic Culture:: PAGE #19
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541. Neoclassical (neoklassisk)
:: Ukrainian folk architecture of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries shows a considerable influence of baroque ornamentation and neoclassic orders while preserving traditional materials like wood and wattled clay
542. Divertimento (Divertimento)
:: Like his contemporaries Joseph Haydn wrote very early divertimentos for string quartet
543. Proofread (korrekturlæst)
:: Typos appear in virtually every book and its up to the proofreaders and typesetters to root them out
544. Prop (rekvisit)
:: Labour has been the main political prop of Norwegian capitalism throughout most of the twentieth century
545. Letter (brev)
:: A group of eight bits makes up a byte which can represent many types of information such as a letter of the alphabet or decimal character
546. Auction (auktion)
:: An auction sale held on Tuesday raised 750000 for Giggleswick School
547. Auctioneer (auktionarius)
:: This years sale is sponsored by the Sligo firm who specialise in auctioneering valuations and mortgages
548. Audience (publikum)
:: The fact is if youd written this book for a younger audience I think it would have been more magical
549. Stencil (stencil)
:: You can even add a stenciled cutout design around the edge of the box
550. Audition (audition)
:: Each year the Oxford Philomusica auditions orchestral players at the university the best five being rewarded with a yearlong apprenticeship
551. Flowery (blomstrende)
:: The writing is full of exposition and flowery stilted language that may in fact be historically accurate but in large measure prevents the characters from coming to life
552. Tone (tone)
:: Their neutral tone will balance the bright hues of the coolest polo shirts of the season and offset your trendy jeans
553. Cameo (cameo)
:: I should have written him a cameo in the story just for you
554. Camera (kamera)
:: Film from CCTV cameras in the club has been taken away as part of the police inquiry
555. Cameraman (kameramand)
:: Police forced the cameramen to discontinued filming the fight as Burns stumbled to the ground
556. Scansion (skandering)
:: It is a commentary on our times that to us it seems if not odd then certainly unexpected that a warrior and statesman should devote his attention to intricate questions of scansion and metrics
557. Romance (romantik)
:: The following year she realised it was more than a holiday romance and came back to stay
558. Polka (polka)
:: Traditional dances such as the krakowiak oberek mazur and the zbojnicki will be enjoyed at such occasions as well as the polka a popular dance
559. Historian (historiker)
:: However this is essentially where the story seems to end for most social historians
560. Historical (historisk)
:: To that end Grass says theyre playing the archetypes rather than the historical figures
561. Monochrome (monokrom)
:: At least the monochrome is sharp and the image appears focused
562. Monograph (monografi)
:: The first Chairman of the Department of Paleontology and his student monographed the morphology of this great carnivore in 1932
563. Monologue (monolog)
:: In the first of three monologues we meet Andy parking meter engineer with a very strange family
564. Photograph (fotografi)
:: It did not prove possible to make photographs using the antique camera itself
565. Curtain (gardin)
:: Butterflies flew through everyones stomachs as the curtain rose on the stage
566. DVD (DVD)
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567. Dynamic (dynamisk)
:: Both the capitalist economy and the world climate are complex dynamic systems
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