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None of these fictions reflect the core values and practices of Vodou, which focus on honoring nature, ancestors, and iwa rere, "good character."
Valorie Thomas: Call and Response (Il)literacy Valorie Thomas 2010
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None of these fictions reflect the core values and practices of Vodou, which focus on honoring nature, ancestors, and iwa rere, "good character."
Valorie D. Thomas: Call and Response (Il)literacy Valorie D. Thomas 2010
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None of these fictions reflect the core values and practices of Vodou, which focus on honoring nature, ancestors, and iwa rere, "good character."
Valorie D. Thomas: Call and Response (Il)literacy Valorie D. Thomas 2010
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None of these fictions reflect the core values and practices of Vodou, which focus on honoring nature, ancestors, and iwa rere, "good character."
Valorie Thomas: Call and Response (Il)literacy Valorie Thomas 2010
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None of these fictions reflect the core values and practices of Vodou, which focus on honoring nature, ancestors, and iwa rere, "good character."
ValorieThomas: Call and Response (Il)literacy Valorie 2010
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None of these fictions reflect the core values and practices of Vodou, which focus on honoring nature, ancestors, and iwa rere, "good character."
Valorie Thomas: Call and Response (Il)literacy Valorie Thomas 2010
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We each a wooden pallet and a tiny steel spatula (the same ones used for monjya yaki)- Chef Morimoto presented to us a tuna tartare bite with iwa-nori (wet seaweed), which was a unexpectedly delicious combination of savory umami and subtle sweetness.
Archive 2007-01-01 2007
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We each a wooden pallet and a tiny steel spatula (the same ones used for monjya yaki)- Chef Morimoto presented to us a tuna tartare bite with iwa-nori (wet seaweed), which was a unexpectedly delicious combination of savory umami and subtle sweetness.
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Yet whatever the channel through which they obtained fields, recipients spoke in one voice when they remembered the process, using not only the same verbs they applied to the missionaries system but, far more frequently, the strong passive verb form (- iwa).
Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique 2005
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Francis Deblauwe maintains the most comprehensive coverage of archaeological heritage issues on the Web at iwa. univie.ac.at.
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