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1. face (faccia)
:: Beyond the grey light was coming and going as clouds chased each other across the face of the moon
2. facility (stabilimentu)
:: The 60bed shortterm facility provides quality medical care while engaging in innovative education and research
3. fact (Nfatti)
:: opinions should be based on fact
4. factor (fattore)
:: Multiply your X factor by 159 to reach a daily total of 2067 calories a day
5. factory (pasquale)
:: The company has a niche market in building roads and bespoke factories in Scotland
6. fail (curanu)
:: The progress of the boys is monitored for about a year and if they fail to live up to expectations they are dropped for the following year
7. failure (fallimentu)
:: There has been an inadequate emphasis in some cases on real discovery which requires a tolerance of failure
8. faint (debbuli)
:: If I didnt find food soon I was going to collapse in a dead faint
9. fair (aspettu)
:: Another was listed in serious condition and the third was in fair condition both at the Lakeview Medical Centre
10. fairly (abbastanza)
:: One of the problems I find when listening to commercial radio is the constant repetition of fairly long adverts
11. faith (a fede)
:: Religious faith naturally appears and is as compelling as the innate desire to be good
12. faithful (fidu)
:: High in the Alps is a monument raised in honour of a faithful guide who perished while ascending a peak to rescue a stranded tourist
14. fall (innamurà)
:: I well remember my third birthday when we had a heavy fall of snow
16. fame (fama)
:: His brief tenminute TV appearance so far hasnt brought him instant fame and fortune
17. familiar (pràticu)
:: He had visited them before and there were the usual familiar faces but on this occasion what he experienced left him shaken
18. family (a famiglia)
:: That is the way towards building a new Scotland fit and ready to play its full part in the European family of nations
19. famous (cèlibbri)
:: The crocus was famous for both aesthetic and practical reasons in the ancient world
20. fan (francese fan)
:: Anyway a fan waving a banner invaded the pitch in the last seconds of a SwissPortuguese match
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