Definitions
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- adjective Of, or relating to the
Canary Islands , itsinhabitants orculture - noun An inhabitant of the
Canary Islands
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Examples
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Which leads me nicely to my newest new potato experience, namely Canarian Wrinkled Potatoes or
Secret Tenerife 2009
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Which leads me nicely to my newest new potato experience, namely Canarian Wrinkled Potatoes or
Secret Tenerife 2009
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The Canarian air was magically soporific, even for a teething baby, but if you're likely to bore of a relaxed swim-read-snooze routine, there's a wide, buggy-friendly promenade a five-minute walk away.
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But the replacement has beenby golf courses - environmental horrors on an island where water has always been scarce - and chintzy five-star old Canarian resorts.
Ravines of Tenerife 2009
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But the replacement has beenby golf courses - environmental horrors on an island where water has always been scarce - and chintzy five-star old Canarian resorts.
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During my preparations he had been generous with words of sensible advice, and now he came to the dock bearing gifts—a spare power inverter that I had asked him to get for me, five bars of Ritters chocolate rum, raisin, and hazelnut flavor, now slightly melting in the Canarian sunshine, and a homemade Christmas pudding.
Rowing the ATLANTIC Roz Savage 2009
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During my preparations he had been generous with words of sensible advice, and now he came to the dock bearing gifts—a spare power inverter that I had asked him to get for me, five bars of Ritters chocolate rum, raisin, and hazelnut flavor, now slightly melting in the Canarian sunshine, and a homemade Christmas pudding.
Rowing the ATLANTIC Roz Savage 2009
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Through colonization, the endemic Stemmacantha cynaroides is the only Canarian representative of a taxon found in the Atlas Mountains.
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Overall the climate of gentle winters and dry summers is mellowed by the cold Canarian current but a thermal inversion and the mountain's height isolates it from marine influences, and Las Cañadas has a harsh climate; freeze-thaw processes near the summit create active periglacial forms.
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Apart from terrestrial species, there are important populations of cetaceans living year-round in Canarian seas.
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