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berbequim espanyol
diámetro Measurement of diameter of a cylinder through which a piston travels.
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Its leap bore it to a point far short of my position.
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Both governments bore a large share of the responsibility for what happened.
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Others said his comments bore the risk of undoing decades of peace-building.
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Prime Minister Jean Castex said it bore the hallmarks of Islamist terrorism.
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The cars bore their national colours, and several of them carried ladies.
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The attack bore the hallmarks of Basque separatist group ETA, officials said.
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A local official said the attack bore the hallmarks of al Qaeda.
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The east point of the bay bore E.; the west point S.W.
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For the great planet bore a gaseous envelope thousands of miles deep.
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He hadn't explained, however, why the local loony bin bore their name.
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However, one one lane of the northbound bore is open to traffic.
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The letter bore the insignia of the Ardmore family in one corner.
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The letter bore the postmark of a city in the Rhenish Palatinate.
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But it is a barrier; it is in fact rather a bore.
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He bore out the testimony just given by Farley in every particular.
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Yes, water, I think as the acid droplets bore deeper into me.
