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The reason to go to Abel's site, click on the PayPal button and give bora a few bucks is this: We are taking this moment of transition, Bora moving from Scienceblogs. com, to pause and, basically, give him a tip.
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The reason to go to Abel's site, click on the PayPal button and give bora a few bucks is this: We are taking this moment of transition, Bora moving from Scienceblogs. com, to pause and, basically, give him a tip.
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From Jalalabad, Tora Bora is a two-hour drive up a narrow, potholed country road.
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From Jalalabad, Tora Bora is a two-hour drive up a narrow, potholed country road.
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My people in Bora Bora do not like heathen; they are all
THE HEATHEN 2010
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In the Louisiades he planted the first commercial rubber, and in Bora-Bora he ripped out the South Sea cotton and put the jolly islanders at the work of planting cacao. it was he who took the deserted island of Lallu-Ka, colonized it with Polynesians from the Ontong-Java Atoll, and planted four thousand acres to cocoanuts.
A SON OF THE SUN 2010
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Sailing at night through the treacherous reef in Bora Bora gave me some insight into the astonishing courage and skill of Cook and his men.
An Interview with Tony Horowitz, author of Blue Latitudes 2010
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[Not by Joe McCarthy and his thugs, but for that incident in Bora Bora.]
Emerson LaSalle, R. I. P. Bill Crider 2007
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The first Bora is expected to roll off the assembly line in 2005, and the plant will make 100,000 Boras a year when operating at full capacity, all of them for export to Europe.
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My great-uncle Bora is a curator at St Peterburg's A.S. Popov Central Museum of Communications a tremendous exhibition of Soviet and pre-Soviet gadgetry.
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