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"He was from 1 Rifles, serving as part of the 3 Rifles Battle Group, and was on a foot patrol near Patrol Base Almas, which is to the south of Sangin District, when he was killed by an explosion.
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'Almas' christened during the Crimean War had good reason to know this; so have the 'Jubilees' and the 'Trafalgars.'"
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If so, the parallel with the yeti, or the Almas of central Asia, is hard to avoid.
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Because it ain't just Sasquatch, there is the Yarin in China, the Almas of the Caucasus, The Swamp Ape in the American South and the Dogman in Minnisota.
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Because it ain't just Sasquatch, there is the Yarin in China, the Almas of the Caucasus, The Swamp Ape in the American South and the Dogman in Minnisota.
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Maybe the existence of "other" people—far more different from us than different races are from each other today, but far more similar to us than chimpanzees are—left legends that survived to feed the folklore of the yeti and similar wild, hairy men, such as the Almas of central Asia.
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This was followed two years later by Almas del Silencio, which contained new material sung in Spanish.
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ALMAS AL-KULIF: (Speaking foreign language) GREENE: Almas Al-Kulif (ph) has a brother he believes is being held in an Uzbek neighborhood.
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Just like Enron furloughing 4,000 while Ken Lay and fellow executives stole away with millions, Republicans would take food from the mouths of the unemployed while bulking up the deficit to appease the rich who feast on Almas caviar and White Alba truffles.
Leo W. Gerard: Political Corruption: GOP Embraces the Ken Lay Way
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Just like Enron furloughing 4,000 while Ken Lay and fellow executives stole away with millions, Republicans would take food from the mouths of the unemployed while bulking up the deficit to appease the rich who feast on Almas caviar and White Alba truffles.
Leo W. Gerard: Political Corruption: GOP Embraces the Ken Lay Way
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