Portuguese
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He has displayed face-scapes in Northern Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain.
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Where are on earth did all the garlic scapes come from?
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Meanwhile Gloria and Lane and everybody else just went on through their scapes.
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Right after that I started nodding off in the scapes.
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Many were their hair-breadth 'scapes from their pursuers-theRoyalist party.
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The leaves are strap-shaped, stout and glaucous, and about the same length as the scapes.
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From its various crowns rose the scapes of bloom.
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Then Fearing's voice dropped out, and the scapes started.
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This species has dull pinkish flowers; the scapes have a few leaves; root leaves are 2in.
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They just kept moving in the scapes.
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It starts with pickled garlic scapes, slices of the pregnant flower stalks sent spiralling skyward last summer.
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His landscapes are not too seldom hell-scapes.
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Flowers are produced on slender scapes, 3in.
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This is one of that section of the Primrose family having stout scapes and compact heads of bloom.
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New worlds are theirs for the taking-a cornucopia of scapes to boggle and amaze and gratify the senses.
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The lawyer took the trip, and duly reached Peoria after many hairbreadth 'scapes on the imminently deadly sandbar.