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91. Fixed (fixé)
:: During this period fixed rate mortgages have increased by nearly half a point to 597
92. Sale (vente)
:: Privatization without flotation on the stock market means either a management buyout or sale by tender
93. Growth (croissance)
:: The numbers of firsttime buyers is likely to increase as earnings growth outstrips house price growth in 2005
94. Account (Compte)
:: I began buying things on account
95. Accountant (comptable)
:: There are a number of types of accountant with chartered accountants being among the best known
96. Stagflation (stagflation)
:: The result was stagflation tighter monetary policy that did not reduce inflation but it did lead to a small recession that increased unemployment
97. Soar (monter en flèche)
:: Prices have nearly doubled in the past year soaring to their highest levels since 1988
98. Franchise (la franchise)
:: the bishops authority was deployed to extend the franchise of civilized Christian living
99. Fraud (fraude)
:: The thumbprints would be held by stores and used to track criminals if a complaint of fraud is made
100. Fraudulent (frauduleux)
:: A counterfeit or fraudulent cashiers check or corporate check is utilized to pay for merchandise
101. Decrease (diminution)
:: The decrease in quarterly rate from 1992 onwards was seen consistently across the regions
102. Grow (croître)
:: as children grow
103. Stake (pieu)
:: A group of seven airlines including British Airways and Virgin Atlantic has taken a 46 per cent stake in the system
104. Businesswoman (femme d'affaires)
:: To help Afghan women take advantage of new freedoms and economic opportunities one Phoenixarea businesswomen has started up this useful initiative
105. Unstable (instable)
:: The last remaining member of the Hail family rose from her seat balancing precariously on unstable legs
106. Workforce (la main d'oeuvre)
:: Such gains can encourage employers to expand their workforces
107. Workshop (atelier)
:: The matter should be workshopped with proper catering of course
108. Endorse (endosser)
:: The House of Councillors voted 210 to 23 to endorse the bill to revise the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law
109. Endorsement (approbation)
:: Watch any episode and you can see as well as hear endorsements for various products and companies
110. Bankrupt (faillite)
:: They included unemployed architects and managers as much as bankrupt shopkeepers or workers laid off
111. Bankruptcy (la faillite)
:: It is not surprising given the number of high profile bankruptcies that investors are noticeably worried about bad debt provisions
112. Bust (buste)
:: Solid citizens with stiffs dont lose any worse if a 17 is improved and there seems to be a good chance that the dealer drawing will bust and pay everyone
113. Drill (percer)
:: Friction causes inflammation so you know the drill rest ice and lower your seat a notch
114. Accounting (comptabilité)
:: an investigation into suspected false accounting
115. Sell (vendre)
:: it was clear that the performances would not sell out
116. Flagship (vaisseau amiral)
:: The design of the store will be closely modelled on the companys flagship store in Oxford Street
117. Launder (blanchir)
:: In September the bank hired its first compliance officer to focus on money laundering full time
118. Gilt (doré)
:: The first strategy used largely with maternal lines that are genetically lean is to increase the gilt s body fat content during the prebreeding period
119. Gimmick (truc)
:: It doesnt need gimmicks to attract youth it needs excellence and in particular it needs excellence at international level
120. Giro (giro)
:: If you pay on a normal credit bill and write a cheque or pay by giro you can save up to a maximum of 13 per cent if you change to direct debit
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