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1. Daguerreotype (dagerotipija) :
This exhibition includes 115 photographs negatives and daguerreotypes by Fox Talbot one of the 19thcentury founders of the photographic medium and several of his contemporaries
2. Dally (niekoties) :
It doesnt matter how much of the middle you get if your core vote is off dallying with fringe parties
3. Damp (mitrs) :
The tubers can then be stored in boxes though not the crowns and covered with slightly damp peat ready for planting next year
5. Debacle (plūdi) :
What can I say after the debacles meltdowns by both Boston and Chicago in this weeks championship series
7. Debility (bezspēks) :
And yet 40 percent of us will die after a period of protracted debility and feeble dementia stretching on average for some seven to 10 years
9. Decathlon (DECATHLON) :
He won the gold medal in the decathlon at the AAAs Championships with a score of 6286 points
11. Decorum (pieklājība) :
She also makes it clear why it was doomed defying as it does every respectable idea about godly behaviour sexual decorum female carnality and nature itself
12. Decoy (ievilināt) :
The decoys are controlled over a serial data link to decoy passive and active homing torpedoes
13. Deference (cieņa) :
It was those very values of deference place and the proper order of things which brought this country to the brink of collapse after the war
14. Deferential (godbijīgs) :
But now the courts seem inclined to be more deferential to the prosecutions side of this problem
15. Defoliate (bez lapām) :
Gypsy moth larvae have been defoliating huge areas of forest in New England since they were accidentally introduced in 1869
16. Defunct (nelaiķis) :
When I do it the first five or so results are always the same defunct personal websites for which I have long forgotten the passwords
17. Degradation (degradācija) :
Mass movements against the degradations of the free market have developed in every continent
18. Deign (labpatikt) :
design fault
19. Deleterious (kaitīgs) :
Actions taken because of the fear of this older future are already having deleterious effects for lots of older people
20. Deliberate (apzināts) :
And those injuries have been inflicted with deliberate and premeditated intent
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