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Not quite as historic as the flooding of the fields, when some of the farmers clambered up to a flat spot called the Savanne, where there was no water, and erected the village of Ti Kay
Thestar.com - Home Page Jennifer Wells 2010
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It is a place called Savanne de boeuf, which translates roughly as Desert of the Cows.
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Renamo military chief Mateus Ngonyamo flew to Savanne assembly point in central Mozambique at the weekend to speak to disgruntled ex-guerrillas who set up barricades and blocked civilian traffic from Beira city to the south bank of the River Zambezi.
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It said heavily-armed Renamo men began their blockade on Friday at Savanne, about 70 km (40 miles) north of the port of Beira, near a demobilisation camp.
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Savanne, about 70 km (40 miles) north of the port of Beira, near a demobilisation camp.
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Renamo military chief Mateus Ngonyamo flew to Savanne assembly point in central Mozambique at the weekend to speak to disgruntled ex-guerrillas who set up barricades and blocked civilian traffic from Beira city to the south bank of the River Zambezi.
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She explained that Ti Femme used to come down to Gonaives to buy cornmeal, which she then sold at a profit in Ennery and Savanne Carée.
The Serpent and the Rainbow Wade Davis 1985
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Savanne connecting through a long chain of lakes and rivers with Lake
Missionary Work Among the Ojebway Indians Edward Francis Wilson
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The composition of the soil of Canada East, taken from a tract which is there known by the name of Savanne of St. Dominique, is composed, according to Mr. Hunt, of
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Savanne -- and to the west by the Plains of St. Piérre.
A Voyage to Terra Australis — Volume 2 Matthew Flinders 1794
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