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So before leaving Senegal, I wanted to talk with the woman they call the African Queen -- Marie Angelique Savane, sociologist, scholar and international consultant.
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We have two new trumpets, Lady Alice and African Queen that are just as sweet.
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No former movie action hero--or Yale cheerleader with enough psychological baggage to sink the African Queen--should be entrusted with the power of life and death over his fellow citizens.
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You know, you look out here and you expect Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn to come up on the African Queen any minute.
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It was just like being on the African Queen, and I longed for Humphrey Bogart to entertain me, but Muzza proved more than equal to the task and, as the sun gradually cleared the mists and the forest came into view, the birds began their morning noises and set off looking for breakfast.
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Carlton owns The African Queen and I think it has been restored already.
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We'll be seeing no such cattiness from glorious Nnenna, who let the stylists at Warren Tricomi buzz her head without a moment's hesitation, then won the personal style challenge by mastering the African Queen look with aplomb.
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By pulling out, African Queen leaves all rights to the project in the hands of its joint venture partner, Bobcat Mining.
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2 Also going with African Queen for all the reasons already listed.
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Bogart and Kate Hepburn in African Queen, Moore said.
ramsler commented on the word African Queen
Ship and Movie (1951) starring Katherine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart.
November 5, 2010