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82. Dissident (disidente) :
Under these conditions if art institutions are not prepared to present dissident views what good are they
83. Dissonance (disonancia) :
They are products of a culture in which to tell a lie creates no dissonance
84. Diurnal (diurno) :
For the most part this diurnal ritual occurs around 6 30 am
85. Divert (desviar) :
The best trick is to momentarily divert their attention Hey
86. Divest (despojar) :
It divests him of a capacity for grandeur we want our leaders to possess
87. Docile (dócil) :
While the Greek press is far from docile it has generally been extremely supportive of the Games
88. Doff (quitarse) :
Modern armed forces uniforms utilize synthetic materials nonseasonal schemes and increased informality doffing the coat and tie for opencollar casualness
89. Dogmatic (dogmático) :
After all it is I suppose a bit dogmatic to absolutely insist the whole thing is state controlled
90. Dolt (imbécil) :
Once again shareholders were pictured as dolts unable to find their way off a stalled escalator
92. Dormancy (inactividad) :
93. Dotard (viejo chocho) :
In Laputa Gulliver finds the wise men so wrapped up in their speculations as to be utter dotards in practical affairs
94. Dote (adorar) :
It is dotingly displayed like everything else under dramatic lighting that illuminates heirloom tomatoes as if they were heirloom diamonds
96. Drawl (arrastrar las palabras) :
Instead of the melodious tones of an Irish brogue the exaggerated drawl of an angry young man spat from the earpiece
97. Drivel (mentiras) :
He could have spouted some generic administrative drivel like The university is behind Katie and we are taking these allegations seriously
98. Droll (gracioso) :
No matter how serious the topics there will always be instances when its impossible not to smile so droll are the minimalist observations and asides
99. Drone (zumbido) :
In the background cameras whirred like demented bluebottles adding their drone to the low buzz of conversation
100. Dross (escoria) :
Such dross is abundantly available elsewhere
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