Catalan
tapadora A person used as a cover for some questionable activity.
Side or face of an item considered to be its primary or front side; side that faces forward.
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Examples for "forepart"
Examples for "forepart"
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There are seldom bright sailing days in the forepart of March.
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The forepart had disappeared completely, and the hind part up to the axle.
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Fresh Gales and Cloudy, with some rain in the forepart of this day.
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The forepart of the ensuing week saw their departure from Brussels.
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Jukes, motionless on the forepart of the bridge, began to speak at once.
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All right, consumer at the front end, 'cause I still believe that.
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The model might be useful as a front end in technical applications.
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The front end of the box landed squarely against the stone post.
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Then at the front end of the yarn I saw a bird.
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Immediately fouled, Cowan missed the front end with 12 seconds to play.
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Yet the performance regime demands councils continue to produce so-called 'up-front' allocations.
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However, Ireland went in front after 16 minutes from a McAllister penalty.
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BNZ front line staff say regional businesses and economy in good heart.
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Of course, when power is needed, the front motors do their work.
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However, the front-line remained just 50 metres from hundreds of armed troops.
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Think about the current situation that's in front of you right now.
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He said Asian-Americans will likely remain front and center in the case.
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The third group, however, offers some hope on the farmed fish front.
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The case once again hit the front pages of newspapers across Europe.
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Opinion - Every weekday morning politicians front up on RNZ's Morning Report.
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I often ask myself, and also ask them, in front of them.
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Ireland's economic crisis is now front page news for the world's media.
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City's problem in recent weeks has usually been in front of goal.
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One morning during a tour in the front line in this sector.
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No recent year has been so short of an obvious front runner.
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We were just dealing with the situation right in front of us.
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