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- noun An indigenous group of Panama and Colombia.
- proper noun The language of the Cuna people
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Examples
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ABOUT CUNA: Chicago businessman Paolo Acuna created Cuna, a contemporary 6,000 square foot neighborhood bar with affordable price points for food and drink in Lakeview.
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We went in the evening to visit the Cuna, which is not a fine building, but a large, healthy, airy house.
Life in Mexico, During a Residence of Two Years in That Country Frances Erskine Inglis 1843
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On Dec. 27, La Cuna de Aztlan Sacred Sites Protection Circle, a non-profit group, sued federal agencies and four solar projects, alleging they didn't follow environmental laws and failed to adequately consult tribes.
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Locals from the nearby island of Tristan de Cuna, a tiny British territory halfway between Argentina and South Africa, are collecting thousands of penguins, many of them soaked in oil, and housing them in a drained indoor community pool.
Rocky Kistner: A World Away From the Gulf, Penguins Fight Oil Too Rocky Kistner 2011
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Though the desert may not mean much to the majority of people, "to us, it means everything," said Alfredo Figueroa, 73, founder of La Cuna.
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La Cuna is dedicated to protecting the Blythe Giant Intaglios — ground drawings of humans, animals and shapes also known as geoglyphs left by native people in some cases centuries ago.
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Locals from the nearby island of Tristan de Cuna, a tiny British territory halfway between Argentina and South Africa, are collecting thousands of penguins, many of them soaked in oil, and housing them in a drained indoor community pool.
Rocky Kistner: A World Away From the Gulf, Penguins Fight Oil Too Rocky Kistner 2011
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On Dec. 27, La Cuna de Aztlan Sacred Sites Protection Circle, a non-profit group, sued federal agencies and four solar projects, alleging they didn't follow environmental laws and failed to adequately consult tribes.
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Locals from the nearby island of Tristan de Cuna, a tiny British territory halfway between Argentina and South Africa, are collecting thousands of penguins, many of them soaked in oil, and housing them in a drained indoor community pool.
Rocky Kistner: A World Away From the Gulf, Penguins Fight Oil Too Rocky Kistner 2011
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Though the desert may not mean much to the majority of people, "to us, it means everything," said Alfredo Figueroa, 73, founder of La Cuna.
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