• coal "It is only Max with the coal," she explained, with obvious relief.
• coral "Society is like a coral island after all," says Leslie Goldthwaite.
• douala Native Baptist Church in Douala Ville d'art et d'histoire, doualart, Douala, 2006.
• dual The fact of Effie having a dual life, of having a nature which could not forget the old home ties, was not likely, however, to be recognized in the hospital.
• foal 43. Alan Reaper for the trespass of his foal; fine, 6d.
• foul "That's to say-" "I don't want to know what the foul thing means."
• goal All this is not intended to mean that we have each named a clear and definite ideal which is our chosen goal.
• moral This, at least, is what moral theory is.
• oral In Austral America, we are told that none had notions of astronomy and dates, except the Chilians; yet their chronology begins only in 1450. I doubt this: I rather believe that their oral traditions have been neglected, as well as those of their neighbours.
• rail If not taken ashore, it would stand crying at the rail.
• real "But it was she, Alix, who was the real child.
• reel Put it up to any Scout and he'd say right off the reel that it is unfair, and that is something that no Scout will stand for.
• regal At the same time the lustre of the heavens gave way to a pale pearl-like uniform grey tint, that stretched far and wide, folding up as in a mantle all the regal luxury of the Sun-king's palace.
• renal Nor are the researches of Weissgerber and Terls, Lukomsky, Weigert, L�cke, any more conclusive; and, finally, F�rbringer, in his most recent and careful studies of diphtheritic nephritis, insists upon this, that it is not caused by immigration of fungi into the kidneys, that the very best methods employed for the finding of parasites result in the absence of micrococci from the inflamed organ, and that the renal inflammation following diphtheria is the result of a chemical process.
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• Raoul Thus was Sir Raoul in his own country a great while in rest and good ease.
• Raul Vilma Espin, Cuban revolutionary and former wife of Raul Castro, studied chemical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gallagher, standup comedian, earned a chemical engineering degree at the University of South Florida Kevin Greening, science presenter on Radio Five Live (UK), studied chemical engineering at St Catharines College, Cambridge Pat Kenney, broadcaster, earned a chemical engineering degree from University College Dublin Bill Koch, businessman and skipper of 1992 Americas Cup winning yacht Ashok Kumar, Indian-born British Labour politician, BSc, MSc, PhD in chemical engineering at Aston University Dolph Lundgren, actor and karateka, earned an undergraduate chemical engineering degree from the Royal Institute of Technology and a masters degree in chemical engineering from the University of Sydney Khalid Masud, Muslim scholar from Pakistan, obtained a master's degree in chemistry from the University of the Punjab and a chemical engineering diploma from Kings College, Cambridge John von Neumann, mathematician and physicist, studied chemical engineering at ETH-Zurich Nitin Nohria, Dean of Harvard Business School, gained BTech in chemical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Seyi Olofinjana, Nigerian international footballer, earned degree in chemical engineering from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Michael Ruffin, American professional basketball player, earned degree in chemical engineering from University of Tulsa Laura Shields, English-Sri Lankan model and actress, earned masters degree in chemical engineering from University of Leeds E.
• REL Isr. = Fav. 1. Mtn. Loc. 2. Rac. Un. 3. Rel. Inst.
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