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Jaime Avalos/European Pressphoto Agency RECOVERY EFFORT: Men carried a body recovered after a landslide in Amat á n, Mexico, Wednesday.
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The name Amat-E-Ra-Su is of the type "add words to create a meaning".
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"Amat," he said, when they were through and she started to rise.
A Shadow in Summer 2006
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A famous philosopher, who was the cousin of Capitan Tinong and who had memorized the "Amat," [42] sought for the true explanation in planetary influences.
The Social Cancer Jos�� Rizal 1878
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Primitivo, who had memorized the "Amat," a man of some forty years, plump, big-paunched, and elegantly dressed.
The Social Cancer Jos�� Rizal 1878
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica ...
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica de Donana in Seville, Spain, and colleagues.
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica ...
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica de Donana in Seville, Spain, and colleagues.
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica de Donana in Seville, Spain, and colleagues.
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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