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51.www.foreignword.com60900
52.www.yellowbridge.com59500
53.www.tagalog-dictionary.com58100
54.www.cooldictionary.com53700
55.www.phrasebase.com52700
56.www.logosdictionary.org51200
57.www.alphadictionary.com50800
58.www.oed.com44000
59.www.langenscheidt.de43100
60.www.investordictionary.com43000
61.dico.isc.cnrs.fr40600
62.dictionaries.travlang.com40100
63.www.myjmk.com40100
64.www.lexicool.com39600
65.www.iTools.com39300
66.lexitron.nectec.or.th36800
67.www.netlingo.com34600
68.foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk33900
69.word.sc32600
70.dictionary.law.com32100
71.www.dicts.info31300
72.www.dict.org31300
73.www.rhymezone.com31000
74.www.fbcdn.net30100
75.www.canoo.net30000
76.www.wordspy.com29000
77.www.tomisimo.org26700
78.www.mandarintools.com26500
79.www.online-translator.com25600
80.www.majstro.com24900
81.kamus.net24600
82.www.almisbar.com22200
83.www.dictionary.co.il22100
84.www.pons.de22000
85.www.wordsmith.org21600
86.spanishdict.com21200
87.www.whonamedit.com20700
88.www.ditl.info19400
89.tradu.scig.uniovi.es19100
90.www.medical-conditions.org18400
91.www.pseudodictionary.com17700
92.www.word-detective.com17200
93.www.wordorigins.org16900
94.www.word2word.com16600
95.www.englishirishdictionary.com16400
96.www.symbols.com15700
97.www.infovisual.info15400
98.www.dwds.de15400
99.translation2.paralink.com15200
100.lingo2word.com13600
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Congress disrespects citizens it serves (Gloucester County Times)
According to the dictionary, "representative" means "one chosen to act and speak on behalf of a wider group." Â Until Congress falls under the same health care program that I do, and balances its budget the way I am forced to -- separating needs from wants -- Congress no longer represents me.
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“Adversary†is defined in Easton’s Bible Dictionary as an opponent or foe; one that speaks against another, an enemy.
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“The Book of Masters” is Disney’s first attempt at a film specifically for a Russian-speaking audience.
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'Avatar' star Zoe Saldana needed a dictionary to talk to director James Cameron.
us.rd.yahoo.com		 Phobias come in all shapes and sizes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
The fourth edition of Webster's New World College Dictionary defines "phobia" as an "irrational, excessive and persistent fear of some particular thing or situation."
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