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We undid the barbed wire gate and walked up the path to the cone-shaped palapa, called a cona, in which Michael lived.

Going South - Mexico Of The 1980's 2004

We undid the barbed wire gate and walked up the path to the cone-shaped palapa, called a cona, in which Michael lived.

Going South - Mexico Of The 1980's 2004

In 1874 a "cona" (south) wind blew down most of the lepers 'wretched, rotten abodes, and the poor sufferers lay shivering in the wind and rain, with clothes and blankets wet through.

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An alternative attribution of this root, to the wide Bantu root * - cona "shame," can be ruled out because, although it might make sense in connection with the liminality of a girl's seclusion, its semantic associations conflict with the celebratory and "coming out" occasions to which Ruvu groups usually applied the term.

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Só querem mamar caralhos e enfiá-los na cona das vossas mães

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He was sitting in the only chair in the cona, an easy chair, another North American relic.

Going South - Mexico Of The 1980's 2004

He was sitting in the only chair in the cona, an easy chair, another North American relic.

Going South - Mexico Of The 1980's 2004

Rather than circular, the cona seemed octagonal, due to the 16 saplings that upheld the structure.

Going South - Mexico Of The 1980's 2004

Mirror do justice, taper of ivory, heart of the cona-vent, hoops of gold!

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Rather than circular, the cona seemed octagonal, due to the 16 saplings that upheld the structure.

Going South - Mexico Of The 1980's 2004