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41. Repudiate (repudiar) :
Fascism explicitly repudiated the bourgeois individualism that it associated with liberalism
42. Rescind (rescindir) :
The law was rescinded only in December 1990 during the collapse of the regime
43. Resignation (resignación) :
I told Janet that if I dont figure my problems out soon I will hand in my resignation
44. Resilience (resistencia) :
First childhood bereavement research already exists to enrich our understanding of resilience
45. Resolution (resolución) :
He stared at me curiously though behind that curiosity was a firm resolution I had no idea of
46. Resolve (resolver) :
The same cast of mind also tended to seek simple universal formulae to resolve any problem no matter how complex
47. Resonant (resonante) :
In fact people make decisions based on emotive associations that are formed by the creation of simple easily grasped emotionally resonant frames that are then repeated ad nauseam
48. Respite (respiro) :
The charity concentrates on providing happy memories for the child and their family as well as respite from their normal routines of hospitals doctors and treatment
49. Resplendent (resplandeciente) :
Helen and Philip were blessed with a beautiful day with the church looking resplendent
50. Restorative (restaurativo) :
In addition for reformers the focus on the Eucharist as a physical rather than spiritual restorative led to an attack on the materialism of transformation
52. Retention (retencion) :
On the one hand the Alliance has as noted earlier resulted in a continuing emphasis being placed on service delivery and on the retention of a broad body of labour friendly legislation
53. Reticent (reticente) :
Yet although he may seem a bit reticent he certainly is not a recluse
54. Retraction (retracción) :
55. Revere (reverenciar) :
Since American pop culture reveres stardom rappers often garner more attention and respect than they deserve
57. Rife (abundante) :
Sexual harassment is rife and more women are being jailed
59. Riveting (remachar) :
Our Stan Grant has been reporting on this story for weeks now bringing us some extremely riveting reports
60. Robust (robusto) :
Less rugged and robust than debonair and sophisticated he attracted modern independent women who appreciated his flair
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