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The editor of the Signal made it the occasion of an attack upon what he termed ku-klux preachers, and scored Dr Cobb heavily as he fulminated against the Conservative party that Vance, an unpardoned rebel, was trying to organize.
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Additionally, the Kin in his name can also mean Friday, so kin-ni-ku is Friday 29th, which is why that becomes Kinnikuman Day.
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If Columbus was indeed from Genoa, though, he apparently would have pronounced his name kuˈɹuŋbu, but this must be a further sound-change in Ligurian specifically.
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I have now added "lin ku pau" (breasts), "ku ku cheow (penis) to my vocabulary.
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Sebab cari jalannya maka ku terbukak diary yang bersawang ini.
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Mpfumelelano wa hinkwerhu ku aka mintirho leswaku hita heta vusiwana na vusweti. ......
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Ia po a ao ae, mahope o ka auina la ike hou aku la oia i ke ku a ka punohu i ka moana, ma ka hoailona i ku ia Aiwohikupua e like me ka mea i maa i ua Makaula nei.
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Ia manawa, naholo mai la na kanaka a ku mauka o kahakai, hehi kekahi maluna o kekahi i ike lea aku lakou.
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Its resemblance with the Assyrian hambakûku, which is the name of a plant, is obvious.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability
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Babes under a year old, such as are most carried on their mother's backs, are especially subject to a mass of sores about the ankles; the skin disease is itch, called ku'-lid.
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