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The Somal call it Sagaro, the Arabs Ghezalah: it is found throughout the land generally in pairs, and is fond of ravines under the hills, beds of torrents, and patches of desert vegetation.
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The Somal call it Sagaro, the Arabs Ghezalah: it is found throughout the land generally in pairs, and is fond of ravines under the hills, beds of torrents, and patches of desert vegetation.
First Footsteps in East Africa Richard Francis Burton 1855
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Sagaro, which fortunately were very abundant, though rather wild; catching fish, drawing with the camera, bathing in the sea, luxuriating on milk, dates, and rice, or talking and gossiping with the natives.
What Led to the Discovery of the Source of the Nile John Hanning Speke 1845
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The dry spring has also conspired in favour of Askar Tau, who won the only Group race on the card, the Totepool Sagaro Stakes, under a ride of characteristic restraint from George Baker.
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"Out of 340 units (at Enclave at Miramar) you have 180 not paying," Sagaro said.
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Part of the reason the situation gets this bad, Sagaro said, is many banks do not pay association dues as they are supposed to once a foreclosure action is completed.
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After finishing a fine second to Illustrious Blue in Sandown's Sagaro Stakes, the six-year-old was beaten out of sight when sent off favourite for a Listed prize on the Knavesmire.
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"The bank doesn't want to foreclose on them because they're responsible to pay the past due HOA and taxes," Sagaro said.
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Another goal, Sagaro said, is to restore the depleted cash reserves of the association.
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"For every tenant we keep inside, that's income that immediately goes to the association's past dues," Sagaro explained.
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