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Olosoni, 4 Akameta Feao, 3 Pa'alo'i Taula, 2 Aleki Lutui (c), 1 Toma Toke.
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The greeting became alo in Arabic and hallo in Hebrew.
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For instance, in 1917, it was detected which a Tr! iads alo ng with a Vice-President of a Republic of China were stealing open funds to purchase drug to deal in a drug trade.
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Known as "Iron Gates," she's alo going to be a bit tougher on our team, especially Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Beckett (Stana Katic).
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But Clinton alo instituted a new set of holiday traditions.
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Hebden's clearly a chap of good taste, as the DJ lineup is alo stellar: Theo Parrish, James Holden, Jamie xx, Mount Kimbie, Zomby, Actress, James Blake and Nathan Fake.
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If you break the word down to its roots, you will find that it is made up of the words alo, which means presence, front, or facing.
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The 60 rooms and three suites are all located in a new, three-story wing built along clean modern lines by renowned Portuguese architect Gon ç alo Byrne.
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I saw him go to his suite about half an hour ago, and he was alo—Jack!
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Oil companies are trying to make all they can now and Bush is alo a oil man so what does that tell you.
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