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Words Start with: (p) PAGE #13
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241. prospect (perspectiva)
:: Maybe the prospect of the landscape turning into a tourist facility will force a political change in the end
242. protect (proteger)
:: It has directly lied about these events to protect its soldiers
243. protection (proteccion)
:: I also know that some of these rogue elements gain businesses by threatening businessmen and demanding protection money
244. protest (protesta)
:: A committee of 56 workers has been organizing to protest what they call sweatshop conditions
245. proud (orgulloso)
:: She was to be proud of her heritage proud of whom she was
247. prove (probar)
:: you dont have to prove anything
248. provide (proporcionar)
:: It was her role as a graduate trainee at Reuters the first female to be taken on in this post that provided Anne with the discipline necessary for writing a book
249. provided (previsto)
:: It is legal for them to do so provided that they bring this to customers attention before an order is placed
250. providing (siempre que)
:: we have the team that can win the championship providing we avoid bad injuries
252. public (público)
:: Privatised industries must be returned to public ownership with no compensation for speculative gains
253. publication (publicación)
:: No the foreign exchange markets moved substantially upon the publication of US trade data
254. publicity (publicidad)
:: publicity leaflet
255. publish (publicar)
:: I discovered that some reasonably wellknown names are using Lulu to print and publish collections of their photographs either in black and white or full colour
256. publishing (publicación)
:: Lets admit it and this is the real dirty secret of academic publishing one can publish just about anything if one goes far enough down the list of impact factors
257. pull (Halar)
:: the pull of the water tore her away
258. punch (puñetazo)
:: Finally the students would use a hole punch at the top of the leaf and attach string for hanging the project
259. punish (castigar)
:: The same law punishes theft by cutting off a hand
260. punishment (castigo)
:: Condemnatory judgments for example may be accompanied by impulses of retribution and punishment
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