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i hate that our country is torn and not united. i hate that our countries popularity level has plummeted in european countries.
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Ookami to Koushinryou aka Spice and Wolf (A story about a pendler who meets a mature and wise wolf-girl taking place in european historical setting.
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No big name european or english superstars play first division football in Brazil, or Argentina for that matter.
Eric Ehrmann: FIFA Bullying Gets Politcial in Brazil World Cup Feud
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Ancient Egypt (Kemet) - The European Admission - instituteofblackstudyandresearch. ning.com Yet another undeniable upload straight from the horses mouth (So called european scholar).
WN.com - Articles related to Quest for Cleopatra's tomb reveals statue
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Naturaly republicans will lie and call european liberals politicaly center not left but when do republicans realy tell the truth.
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The same people who call the european immigration of this continent an invasion, seem to have an entirely different view of the current primarily latino illegal immigration into our nation.
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Also, Big 10 officials need to cut down on the so-called european step.
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The kids were screaming and running in and out of the house as I sat down on my computer on a beautiful and warm Saturday afternoon to join in with a group of people loosely called the european weekend testers.
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It was mid morning snack time and we'd had a good day, so why not break out the chocolate spread that makes me feel like I'm trapped in an annoying overdubbed european commercial.
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By the standards of past conflicts these are, of course, mercifully trivial numbers but as a percentage of their countries 'respective populations (an admittedly crudely-hewn yardstick) it's obvious that the British, Canadians (a "european" nation in defence terms) and, most especially, the Danes have "sacrificed" more than the Americans in a cause that is less immediately or pressingly theirs.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
oroboros commented on the word european
Sounds like the letters U R O P N.
May 17, 2008