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21. impatient (impaciente)
:: Like the rest of us he is sometimes short and impatient with those around him and he does not suffer fools gladly
22. implication (implicación)
:: because of her implication in the crime
23. imply (implicar)
:: Immunogenicity does not necessarily imply opsonising antibody production
24. import (importar)
:: Sport imbues the ephemeral and the silly and the transitory with great gravity and its a kind of consolation in a world that buckles beneath meaning and import and significance
25. importance (importancia)
:: Most buildings of importance were pulverised and much of the city is still a ruin
26. important (importante)
:: Underlying this issue is the balance to be struck between two important interests
27. impose (imponer)
:: Government officers teachers legal authorities and people working in the education system must not use their position to impose their beliefs and values on other people
28. impossible (imposible)
:: For this reason a refund was impossible a situation which we regard as very unfair
29. impress (impresionar)
:: It was a move designed to impress every eye watching
31. impression (impresión)
:: In just 30 seconds a commercial can create an indelible impression in the minds of consumers
32. impressive (impresionante)
:: It is far more impressive when others discover your good qualities without your help
33. improve (mejorar)
:: she began to improve in spirit
34. improvement (mejora)
:: While the results of the survey are encouraging we know there is room for improvement
35. inability (incapacidad)
:: He never goes to extremes and has no vices except for the inability to pass up a bargain
36. inch (pulgada)
:: Perhaps that was you the pudgy little yuppieboy who wouldnt budge even an inch to let me get a drink at the bar
37. incident (incidente)
:: The first incident happened when riot police were called to a serious disturbance between rival fans at the pub
38. include (incluir)
:: The price also includes a private driver and a local guide at sites of interest
40. income (ingresos)
:: If there were no one parent families average family incomes would be much higher
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