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Physically the Bubis are a fairly well-formed race of medium height; they are decidedly inferior to the Benga or the Krus, but quite on a level with the Effiks.
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Physically the Bubis are a fairly well-formed race of medium height; they are decidedly inferior to the Benga or the Krus, but quite on a level with the Effiks.
Travels in West Africa Mary H. Kingsley 1881
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Upon his death, Bubis instructs his widow, the Baroness, to continue to publish anything Hans writes.
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After several refusals, a publisher, the Jew Bubis in Hamburg, agrees to publish his novel. 300 copies are sold.
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Hans continues to write and Bubis continues to publish.
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I took that question to my friend Gerald Bubis' house last week, where he was hosting a salon in honor of Daniel Sokatch, CEO of the New Israel Fund.
David Suissa: Fair-Weathered Zionists David Suissa 2011
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If the stock "gets much cheaper there is going to be more of a roar for activists to jump in," said Daniel Bubis , chief investment officer of Canadian money management firm Tetrem Capital Management, which bought RIM shares in November.
RIM Takes PlayBook Hit Will Connors 2011
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But Bubis predicted the law would help keep prices stable and curb cheating.
Praise for Tougher Consumer Protection IWPR 2008
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There have been attacks on military installations by some Bubis in recent years, and the reprisals have been severe.
Archbishop writes for New Statesman magazine: 'It could have been me' 2007
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Then the Bubis26 — as the inhabitants on Fernando Po are called, from a confusion arising in the minds of the sailors calling at Fernando Po, between their stupidity and their word Babi = stranger, which they use as a word of greeting — these Bubis are undoubtedly a very early African race.
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