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• Next him the Kyzlar-aga (your ladyship knows this is the chief guardian of the seraglio ladies) in a deep yellow cloth (which suited very well to his black face) lined with sables, and last his Sublimity himself, in green lined with the fur of a black Muscovite fox, which is supposed worth a thousand pounds sterling, mounted on a fine horse, with furniture embroidered with jewels. —  Selected English Letters (XV - XIX Centuries)
• Pa'aga, a silver-haired life-long bachelor, an avid gardener of tomatoes, was sitting outside, in his favorite rattan chair, comfortably waiting for the arrival of the New Year. —  Citizen of the Month
• William liked the good-natured Pa'aga, and had no problems with him. —  Citizen of the Month
• Pa'aga was a talkative man, and as the two men strolled together in a perfectly even line, like soldiers marching in unison, they chatted, mostly about local gossip. —  Citizen of the Month
• The DPL secretary said a drawback on the development of homestead and agricultural areas on Rota is that a large portion of these sites is inhabited by the Marianas crow or aga, an endangered bird species.

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