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The province's governor is strongly pushing for the planting of Jatropha, commonly known to many as "tuba-tuba", as feedstock for ethanol production.— Biodiesel and Ethanol Investing
Why bother reviewing books if the review is sent to a like-minded tuba, and even then only appears months after publication?— Hugh Hewitt's TownHall Blog
Lorin Tone and Madcow Cosmos have created deliriously adorable avatars that are anthromorphized musical instruments -- tuba, drums, etc.— New World Notes
But a musical instrument, even a tuba isn ` t very intimidating, she ` s lucky the punks fled after she bashed one of them with her (unnamed) musical instrument.— The Student Operated Press

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