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  • Balonda or Baloi, and his country has been termed Londa, Lunda, or

    Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa 2004

  • The Londa was the winner in 2007 of WTA's Cyprus 'Leading Hotel, also receiving the WTA's accolade of Mediterranean's leading Boutique Hotel in 2008 and in 2009.

    TravelDailyNews.com 2010

  • So there’s me, in Bed One, really quite basically healthy, and my roommate on the other side of the curtain, I’ll call her Londa, in Bed Two.

    More supporting evidence for the sugar hypothesis | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2008

  • “For Tyrone,” said Yolonda, and she began to tell Shirley about her great love, grown greater in the telling, for Tyrone of the flashing dark eyes and the funny wit . . . how he’d called her Londa.

    Yolonda's Genius Carol Fenner 2001

  • “For Tyrone,” said Yolonda, and she began to tell Shirley about her great love, grown greater in the telling, for Tyrone of the flashing dark eyes and the funny wit . . . how he’d called her Londa.

    Yolonda's Genius Carol Fenner 2001

  • “For Tyrone,” said Yolonda, and she began to tell Shirley about her great love, grown greater in the telling, for Tyrone of the flashing dark eyes and the funny wit . . . how he’d called her Londa.

    Yolonda's Genius Carol Fenner 2001

  • “For Tyrone,” said Yolonda, and she began to tell Shirley about her great love, grown greater in the telling, for Tyrone of the flashing dark eyes and the funny wit . . . how he’d called her Londa.

    Yolonda's Genius Carol Fenner 2001

  • Her head crammed with lofty ideals, her heart brimming with fearsome benevolence, and her bank account filled to bursting, Londa undertakes to remake our fallen world in her own imageby any and all means necessary.

    The Philosopher's Apprentice by James Morrow: Book summary 2010

  • Undaunted by these mysteries, Mason continues to instruct Londa, hoping that she can lead a normal life when she eventually ventures forth into human society.

    The Philosopher's Apprentice by James Morrow: Book summary 2010

  • Born and bred on Isla de Sangre, a private island off the Florida coast, Edwina's beautiful and intelligent adolescent daughter, Londa, has recently survived a freak accident that destroyed both her memory and her sense of right and wrong.

    The Philosopher's Apprentice by James Morrow: Book summary 2010

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