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The floor is made of arga -- about six inches of mud mixed with stones some semi-precious that is then tamped down and coated with canola oil.

Rachel Dickinson: Tibet Before the Train (PHOTOS) Rachel Dickinson 2010

The floor is made of arga -- about six inches of mud mixed with stones some semi-precious that is then tamped down and coated with canola oil.

Rachel Dickinson: Tibet Before the Train (PHOTOS) Rachel Dickinson 2010

The floor is made of arga -- about six inches of mud mixed with stones some semi-precious that is then tamped down and coated with canola oil.

Rachel Dickinson: Tibet Before the Train (PHOTOS) Rachel Dickinson 2010

The floor is made of arga -- about six inches of mud mixed with stones some semi-precious that is then tamped down and coated with canola oil.

Rachel Dickinson: Tibet Before the Train (PHOTOS) Rachel Dickinson 2010

The floor is made of arga -- about six inches of mud mixed with stones some semi-precious that is then tamped down and coated with canola oil.

Rachel Dickinson: Tibet Before the Train (PHOTOS) Rachel Dickinson 2010

But then Prof Nemur and Dr Strauss had a arga-ment about it frist.

Flowers for Algernon Keyes, Daniel 1966

His sacraments are not arga sēmeia; but, by virtue of his institution, do exhibit that grace which they do not in themselves contain.

The Doctrine of Justification by Faith 1616-1683 1965

'Schelte' or insult, for instance, to call a man arga, i.e. a lazy loon, is a serious offence.

Roman and the Teuton Charles Kingsley 1847

If the defendant will confess that he said it in a passion, and will take oath that he never knew the plaintiff to be arga, he must still pay 12_s. _; but if he will stand to his word, then he must fight it out by duel, sub uno scuto.

Roman and the Teuton Charles Kingsley 1847

You started it by sending us dozens of offers for "\ / | arga" and "c | a1is."

Alice Hill's Real Tech News - Independent Tech 2009