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42. govern (gobernar)
:: A policy governing the allocation of space for buses and taxis at councilowned ranks around Johannesburg has been approved after a series of consultative workshops
43. government (gobierno)
:: One of the immediate tasks of a new government and the international community will be bringing war criminals to justice
44. governor (gobernador)
:: Congress would initially appoint a governor and other officials for each future state
45. grab (agarrar)
:: Elsewhere removal of tripping hazards installing grab bars and living on a single floor all help
46. grade (grado)
:: Road construction has changed the hill grade from 115 per cent to eight
49. grain (grano)
:: At times they eat arthropods seeds and grain but they are more carnivorous than crows
50. gram (gramo)
:: Put the natural yoghurt into a small blender with the garlic ginger salt oil leaves from three of the coriander sprigs and the gram flour
51. grammar (gramática)
:: All journalists I know correct a bit of bad grammar in an occasional quote out of courtesy to the source and reader
52. grand (grandioso)
:: At fashion shows whether organised on a grand scale by professionals or at the amateur level by college students the saree display always fascinates the audience
53. grandchild (nieto)
:: Mr Davies is divorced with a son daughter and four grandchildren who he has never met
54. granddaughter (nieta)
:: With that said I think Ill stop right here and take in lunch and a movie with my daughter and granddaughters
55. grandfather (abuelo)
:: Current members will be grandfathered in regardless of rating
56. grandmother (abuela)
:: She has that annoying grandmotherly ability to comfort a baby just by entering the room
57. grandparent (abuelo)
:: All children were taught to be respectful to their parents and grandparents
58. grandson (nieto)
:: In fact I became a lot dafter as did my husband and we like doing silly things with our grandsons
59. grant (conceder)
:: we had to recommend the grant or refusal of broadcasting licenses
60. grass (césped)
:: Feeling his strength renewed he cast aside his staff and walked steadily upon lush green grass
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