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- noun Plural form of
Solomon .
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Examples
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Now the megapode of the Solomons is a distant cousin to the brush turkey of Australia.
CHAPTER XVI 2010
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Now the megapode of the Solomons is a distant cousin to the brush turkey of Australia.
Chapter 16 1917
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It has been a hard fight, for we were, and are to this day, considered the worst plantation in the Solomons from the standpoint of labour.
Chapter 7 2010
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I am afraid, though, the Solomons is not a white man's climate.
Chapter 8 2010
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It has been a hard fight, for we were, and are to this day, considered the worst plantation in the Solomons from the standpoint of labour.
A Hard-Bitten Gang 1911
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There is no gainsaying that the Solomons are a hard-bitten bunch of islands.
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It is also true that the natives of the Solomons are a wild lot, with a hearty appetite for human flesh and a fad for collecting human heads.
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The Solomons are the result of the subduction of the Australian tectonic plate beneath the Pacific tectonic plate, and the islands are a very active tectonic area.
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Of these ninety-one restricted-range bird species, an incredible sixty-nine species are found nowhere else in the world; thus the Solomons are a global priority for bird conservation.
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The Solomons are a part of the world where plates crunch together.
State of fear Crichton, Michael, 1942- 2004
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