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graneador catalão
granejador 
espanhol
rockero A trough that can be rocked back and forth; used by gold miners to shake auriferous earth in water in order to separate the gold.
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They say President Kennedy had a rocker because of chronic back problems.
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Well, at first they thought that I was clear off my rocker.
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And John Stumpy leaned back in the rocker in a defiant fashion.
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Helen was in the willow rocker, knitting a useless thing in cotton-wool.
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She established her regular place in a rocker by the kitchen stove.
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The rocker is still mourned by fans more than 20 years later.
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The Irish rocker was hurt while cycling in New York's Central Park.
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Then she leaned back in her rocker and laughed long and ungrudgingly.
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Mrs. Moody sat down in her rocker and looked at Ruth triumphantly.
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It doesn't make you look like a Lower East Side art rocker.
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He saw the griddle on the floor and rushed to the rocker.
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One of the best is this track by Seattle indie rocker Telekinesis.
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He considered this, too, before taking what had always been Arlette's rocker.
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I answered, as I offered him the large rocker Sallie had vacated.
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Melody Thomas discusses the self-reinvention of former Australian teen rocker Daniel Johns.
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Throwing himself into the rocker, he stretched out his long legs luxuriantly.
