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- noun Plural form of
Andean .
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Examples
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Like the Spanish Basques who preceded them as shepherds, the Andeans are considered hard working, stoic and resourceful.
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Like the Spanish Basques who preceded them as shepherds, the Andeans are considered hard working, stoic and resourceful.
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A substantial report by the newspaper detailed the existence of a police unit that stops people of color - Africans and Andeans - in the Madrid streets and metro, asks for their papers, and if they don't have them, arrests them.
Crossover Dreams: The economic rain in Spain falls heavily on immigrants 2009
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Imagine Turks and Andeans trying to keep Yankee farmers from growing their truly deadly tobacco!
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But we can also add the Tachira group of Iris Varela or Luis Tascon as Andeans sometimes feel more Colombian than Venezuelan or are treated unfairly as such in some circles.
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Andeans are getting visibly tired of loud mouthed Chavez.
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But we can also add the Tachira group of Iris Varela or Luis Tascon as Andeans sometimes feel more Colombian than Venezuelan or are treated unfairly as such in some circles.
The Venezuelan election of 2006: the mysterious chavista voter 2006
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Andeans are getting visibly tired of loud mouthed Chavez.
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An acceleration of the ties between Mercosur and the Andeans; an acceleration between Canada and Chile; between Chile and certain of the Central Americans; or between Chile and Mexico; Mexico and Mercosur; the EU and Mercosur; Asia and Mexico.
Press Briefing On Santiago Summit ITY National Archives 1998
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Leftist dictator Gen. Juan Velasco expropriated large tracts from rich landholders in the late 1960s but his land redistribution benefited not blacks but Andeans.
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