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It would also help revive te reo and local culture, she said.
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Illegal bookmakers are said to offer better odds and easier credit te
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Plans are underway to get everyone in Auckland speaking te reo Maori.
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I vill tell more as te whole truth, and shwear to it.
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Misser Dunz' te best fellow vat comez in my shop, said Drydez.
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You ask a state trooper to do-si-do, they tend to remember you.
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Antibody-mediated delivery is a novel approach for targeting siRNA to appropriate cells.
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I no am surprise si she make herself the talk of Europe.
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Mais si je ne vaux pas mieux, au moins je suis autre.
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Erras, as Seneca said, si existumas vitia nobiscum esse: supervenerunt, ingesta sunt.
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Overall, ti's seemingly-simple concept has kept me entertained for a long time.
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Waving the ti leaves on the border of the oven, Tupua said:
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It was a bit of a shock when I heard about ti.
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No less than fifty degrees was the thermometrical difference in Ta-shui-tsing and Kiang-ti.
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Newlands whimsically compared the seven columns to the do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-ti-do of the musical scale.
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The First Hwang-ti did not confine his ambition to China.
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Though Shi-hwang-ti completed it, the wall was not the work of his reign alone.
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He had eaten fish baked in ti leaves that evening.
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This was more than ticking a box, more than adding another ti(...)
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It was observed that Ho-ti's cottage was burnt down now more frequently than ever.
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It was observed that Ho-ti's cottage was burned down now more frequently than ever.
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A look of silent disdain: "Ri tum, ti tum, tiddy iddy." (Ah!
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Shi-hwang-ti was the real founder of the Chinese Empire.
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For many the final fun of the ordering process is ti(...)
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The consensus estimate on Wall Street was for a 22-cent profit, according ti Reuters Estimates.
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He insisted the pictograms proclaimed the site to be the burial place of Lord Nefer-ti-ru.
