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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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We spoke with Nipa, who is 6 months pregnant with her second child.
Christy Turlington: Back to Bangladesh -- Day 2 Christy Turlington 2011
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In every available corner, reference books teetered against heavier volumes stacked ten or fifteen high, the texts crammed between Rolodexes and file folders, bottled organs, tissue samples, skulls, and free-floating appendages in odorless phenoxetols and Nipa esters.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Skin Deep Jerome Preisler 2010
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The area provides a livelihood at certain seasons of the year for an estimated 300,000 people, working variously as wood-cutters, fishermen, and gatherers of honey, golpatta leaves (Nipa fruticans) and grass.
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