Portuguese
decidir Spanish
determinar 1
Semihard; blue; goat; mellow; small; square; a quarter to a half pound.
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Beginning at sea level, air weighs about 15 pounds per square inch.
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Your assignment today is to examine every case detail inside your square.
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However, by Sunday evening the police said the square had been cleared.
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Vanke said it sold 1 million square metres of property in August.
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They will have to square up to New Zealand again in August.
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If the Tories didn't square up to the challenge, we might survive.
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Emigrants to California were the easiest of all things to square up.
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I could square up with Hawker afterward, when he recovers his liberty.
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Can see Sir Plush running a race and understand the market square up.
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The rivals square up at Wellington's Westpac Stadium with both in good form.
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And it will square up anything yuh may feel yuh might owe me-
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On Saturday afternoon they square up again at the same venue.
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You square up as if you were never going to see me again.
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I'll arrange matters, an' you can square up in the morning.
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It was like watching Monty Panesar square up to John Humphrys on Mastermind.
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Don't you square up at the end of the afternoon's play?
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You want to square up those shoulders and put on khaki, don't you?
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The areas where these two teams will square up in earnest are clear enough.
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After, I came to work for him to square up what I did wrong.
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His shadows square up and try to pierce the defence.
