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21. fancy (fantazyjny)
:: I mean and very often when really good stuff happens to you in terms of money you lose track of whats important and I fancy that I havent lost track of that
22. far (daleko)
:: It was an excellent campaigning sale and four of us sold 43 papers at the tube far more than usual
23. farm (gospodarstwo rolne)
:: a fish farm
24. farmer (rolnik)
:: We want the Government to provide grant aid to farmers to help them through this difficult time
25. farming (rolnictwo)
:: sheep farming
26. farther (dalej)
:: For that you need to push yourself a step or two beyond what you thought you could do and then push a little farther
27. farthest (najdalej)
:: countries where industrialization had gone furthest
28. fashion (moda)
:: The right to a fair trial in a timely fashion is one of the cornerstones of our society
29. fashionable (modny)
:: At its peak more than twenty thousand fashionable members of society made their way there each year
30. fast (szybki)
:: It is a fast snappy moving show with short scenes and little time for scene changes during the blackouts
31. fasten (przymocować)
:: I made my way to the bathroom where I fished through piles of hair accessories until I found my giant clip with which I fastened my hair in a French twist
32. fat (gruby)
:: These supplements should be mainstays for any guy looking to add bulk while keeping off fat
33. father (ojciec)
:: Dorsey should be remembered as the father of gospel music
34. faucet (kran)
:: Showerheads and lavatory faucets with flow rates of 10 to 15 gallons per minute are also gaining acceptance as functional designs improve
35. fault (wina)
:: Iranian leaders have promised to rebuild the town which is on a major earthquake fault line
36. favour (przysługa)
:: Do us a favour Read this book and listen to this tape
38. fear (strach)
:: There was a look of genuine fear in his eyes unsure as to whether or not she was real
39. feather (pióro)
:: Following this he feathered the three propellers then unfeathered one at a time in an attempt to restart at least one engine without success
40. feature (cecha)
:: Such a capacity to identify and contrast peoples by distinguishing characteristics is a feature of a sense of national identity
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