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The usual mode of propagating the pepper is by cuttings, a foot or two in length, of the horizontal shoots that run along the ground from the foot of the old vines (called lado sulur), and one or two of these are planted within a few inches of the young chinkareen at the same time with it if of the long kind, or six months after if of the short kind, as before described.
The History of Sumatra Containing An Account Of The Government, Laws, Customs And Manners Of The Native Inhabitants William Marsden 1795
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¡Y Feliz Navidad a todos nuestros amigos en México y al otro lado!
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For a view from el otro lado, here in the US, Mexicans almost always refer to their country of origin as México or la República Mexicana.
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For a view from el otro lado, here in the US, Mexicans almost always refer to their country of origin as México or la República Mexicana.
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¡Y Feliz Navidad a todos nuestros amigos en México y al otro lado!
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No cuenta por el momento con acceso funcional a la energía eléctrica, (el vecino de la parte norte se ofreció a compartir la suya, pero nunca la solicitamos) por otro lado, el más próximo poste de luz se encuentra muy alejado y resulta demasiado costoso hacer la inversión con la CFE para acercar el servicio.
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Naturally, if you are giving your mailing address to someone in el otro lado, you would put the country, México as the last line on all of these addresses.
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For a view from el otro lado, here in the US, Mexicans almost always refer to their country of origin as México or la República Mexicana.
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Terreno plano, en forma de rectángulo irregular, con inclinación al fondo (lado poniente) colindando con el río Tirio.
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That joke has made the rounds al otro lado en inglés.
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Border-control agencies in at least eight countries have used language analysis for determination of origin, or LADO, to analyze accents to determine a person’s country of origin and assess the legitimacy of their asylum claims.
Can We Identify a Person From Their Voice? Peter Andrey Smith 2023
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Border-control agencies in at least eight countries have used language analysis for determination of origin, or LADO, to analyze accents to determine a person’s country of origin and assess the legitimacy of their asylum claims.
Can We Identify a Person From Their Voice? Peter Andrey Smith 2023
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