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Rangel described the "Bolivarian oligarchy," popularly known as the boli-bourgeoisie, as the "most recent outbreak of the old Venezuelan bureaucratic plantation."
Venezuela's "scorpion" war among emerging boli-bourgeoisie groups...
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The sources -- who requested their names not be used because the investigation is still going on -- said the inquiry has been under way since shortly after March 1, when Rodriguez told investigators he used a substance called boli from 2001 to 2003, but that he had not used performance-enhancing drugs since 2003.
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The sources -- who requested their names not be used because the investigation is still going on -- said the inquiry has been under way since shortly after March 1, when Rodriguez told investigators he used a substance called boli from 2001 to 2003, but that he had not used performance-enhancing drugs since 2003.
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I was kind; and if it's population and in - allured here, that the volcano of duftry kept pace with it's fertility, the Strom boli, which is oppofite, and in full revenue of Calabria Ultra might fare - view of this* town, and at the diftance ly be more than doubled in a fhort of above fifty miles, had fmoked lcfs, time.
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The Yankee slugger say a cousin injected a substance called "boli" into him.
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He is an admitted steroids user, pumping up on something called "boli" that he got through a connection with his cousin.
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In that setting, Rodriguez said that a cousin -- later identified as Yuri Sucart -- repeatedly injected him with a banned substance known as "boli," brought to the U.S. from the Dominican Republic.
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Did those "boli" needles hit the hipbone too often?
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Rodriguez said a cousin obtained a substance he knew as "boli" in the Dominican Republic.
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In that setting, Rodriguez said that a cousin -- later identified as Yuri Sucart -- repeatedly injected him with a banned substance known as "boli," brought to the U.S. from the Dominican Republic.
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