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She plays a starring role in Cul de Sac, a documentary film produced in the UK about the condition of lesbians in Iran, and based heavily on Firouz’s own life story.
Save Kiana Firouz Hal Duncan 2010
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She plays a starring role in Cul de Sac, a documentary film produced in the UK about the condition of lesbians in Iran, and based heavily on Firouz’s own life story.
Archive 2010-05-01 Hal Duncan 2010
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We came next day before Petit Guavas, and saw three or four small ships in the harbor called the Cul, which was so strong by its natural position, and so well defended, that Mr. Benbow thought it not advisable to run any risk there for vessels of little value.
Humphrey Bold A Story of the Times of Benbow Herbert Strang
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Lastly, I came upon the Provencal expression Cul-blanc, which is also a picturesque term, suggesting the patch on the bird's rump which spreads out like a white butterfly flitting over the fields.
The Life of the fly; with which are interspersed some chapters of autobiography Jean-Henri Fabre 1869
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It begins inside a hub world called Cul-de-sac, where other characters can be met and where the potential adventures begin.
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It begins inside a hub world called Cul-de-sac, where other characters can be met and where the potential adventures begin.
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Meanwhile, at the annual festival at Mount Carmel College, called Cul-Ah!, those opposing the cultivation of genetically modified crops put up a 20-minute skit, warning against the move to introduce commercially cultivated genetically modified vegetables like Bt brinjal.
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Her father was from Cape la Hune and her mother from Ramea, but the family lived in a small coastal community called Cul de Sac, which no longer exists.
The Gulf News: News 2008
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A grave good man, of all respected, but sad for loss of a dear daughter, and loveth my psaltery: not giddy-faced ditties, but holy harmonies such as Cul de Jatte made wry mouths at.
The Cloister and the Hearth Charles Reade 1849
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Natalie's Mini Rant: Forget occupying Greendale; we need to get over to the Cul De Sac, stat.
Mega Buzz: A Grey's Romance, an Emotional Bones and a Desperate Hookup 2011
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