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61. chairperson (старшыня) :: In the last three years there has been a massive and pointless process of appointing directors chairpersons executives committees and managers of proposals objections enquiries planning and publishing and consultation62. challenge (выклік) :: She has to judge the strength of the challenge from the other crews and dictate the response of her own crew63. challenging (СТЫМУЛЮЮЧЫ) :: The evaluation of suicide risk is a challenging clinical task64. chamber (камера) :: The underground chamber is actually a large cave halflight reflecting off a channel of water in the centre of the cave65. chance (шанец) :: Baby Gabi was born threeandahalf months premature and was given only a 25 percent chance of survival66. change (змена) :: Consumers should also in turn not accept the old cash as change unless they want to make a trip to the bank67. channel (канал) :: Chairman Tom Fitzgerald said due to the present depth of the channel large vessels were restricted in entering the area68. chapter (кіраўнік) :: My mother covered him with blankets and a neighbor phoned the local chapter of the Humane Society for help69. character (характар) :: Lets pray my husband has the same courage and strength of character 70. characteristic (характарыстыка) :: Alongside these broad visions is characteristic attention to detail71. charge (налічваць) :: the plan is to charge headlong at the enemy72. charity (дабрачыннасць) :: I repeated my own news adding that I hoped he and his friends could express their Christian charity and help my friend in his time of need73. chart (Дыяграма) :: Items on a table included an air chart of the US and a flight instruction manual74. chase (пагоня) :: The chase ended in just a few blocks with the men crashing their car75. chat (чат) :: If you would like to give some time to furthering the caring work of the centre ring to get an appointment for an informal chat 76. cheap (танна) :: Some coffee shops and cheap restaurants were open and even the citys doubledecker public buses were moving in very light traffic78. cheat (махляваць) :: The practice becomes illegal when done surreptitiously to cheat the consumer or defraud the taxman79. check (праверка) :: Currently no formal driving test or health check is needed before a person can get behind the wheel of a motorised scooter80. cheek (шчака) :: He even had the cheek to object when I insisted that it had to be coloured in

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