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The characters in Burnt Shadows sometimes find that their ideological beliefs can be vanquished by basic human feelings of love and hate.
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How do the women in Burnt Shadows each express their independence?
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Kamila Shamsie has written an incredible book in Burnt Shadows.
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Tehran (CHN) — An animated piece on an earthen goblet that belongs to 5000 years ago was found in Burnt City in Sistan-Baluchestan province, south-eastern Iran.
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The earthenware found in Burnt City, one of the most developed civilisations dating back to 5000 years ago, show the images of goats and fish more than any other subject.
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James Parsons, "Observations on the Abbé Mazéas's Letter on the Count de Caylus's Method of Imitating the Antient [sic] Painting in Burnt Wax," Philosophical Transactions (London) 49, part.
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"We have something at Camp Burnt Gin that we call the Burnt Gin spirit," said Director Marie Aimone.
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Here in Texas, there are numerous websites that follow Democratic politics in our state, and one of the most popular is a site begun by college kids in 2003 called Burnt Orange Report: Our Eyes Are Upon Texas Politics that has since become a serious voice in Texas politics.
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We set off accordingly in the boat, but the strong flood tide carried us beyond the bay, to a place called the Burnt Mill, where we could let the tide run out.
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On his return, in another basin called the Burnt Hole, he found a buffalo skull; and knowing that Bridger's camp would soon pass that way, wrote on it the number of beaver he had taken, and also his intention to go to Fort Hall to sell them.
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