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Father and two uncles work for the government mother plays the harp, grandfather was a missionary in French Equatorial Africa, and there hasn't been a scandal in the family since 1822.
A very sweet boy who is now a missionary in French Equatorial Africa.
Once a year, the female of the sea turtles crawls up out of the equatorial sea onto the blazing sand beach of a volcanic island to dig a pit in the sand and deposit her eggs there.
I couldn't, wouldn't face the horror of the truth even that last day in the Encantadas when Sebastian left me and spent the whole blazing equatorial day in the crow's-nest of the schooner, watching that thing on the beach until it was too dark to see.
It's like Equatorial Africa on our side of the building.
There are certain equatorial ants that would attack anything - insects, mammals - anything at all that threatens their food supply.
You know, some zone, some province in Equatorial Torquay.
It is well known that in this equatorial climate, in the frenzy of the hunt they may.
Equatorial orbit nailed.
It used to be called British Equatorial Africa.
We are just getting reports of a coup d'etat in Buranda, the West African State, formerly British Equatorial Africa.
They tell me it's not equatorial enough.
Helm, put us in a high equatorial orbit.
The equatorial rain forests of Africa, Asia and Southern America are filled with the sound and movement of a multitude of species from the primate family.
We measured the radio emission as a function of velocity and determined from those the positions of hydrogen clouds in the Galaxy. Not only in the equatorial plane, but also above and below.
I was chief obstetrician in Equatorial Africa, under Dr Schweitzer.
Equatorial West Africa.
You're looking at Colonel Hans Krim, the leader of a mercenary army currently ravaging Equatorial Africa.
You know, some zone, some province in equatorial Torquay.
This is one of the main control stations in equatorial Africa.
In Africa, they're driven out of the equatorial forests by farmers and lumber companies, as well as poachers.
Lowell believed that he was seeing a globe-girdling network of great irrigation canals carrying water from the melting polar caps to the thirsty inhabitants of the equatorial cities.
We might, then, want to carry the liberated water from the melting polar icecaps to the warmer equatorial regions.
Two equatorial stations are reporting slight increases.
Equatorial African pipes, you see? For a lecture I'm giving to the British Archaeological Society. - Really?
He devoted his life to the study of equatorial Africa.
There'll be a photo op in a half-hour with President Bartlet and President Nimbala of the Republic of Equatorial Kuhndu who's representing African nations.
How much would it cost for you to provide free drugs to the Sahelese Republic, Kenya and the Republic of Equatorial Kuhndu?
No, that's the sound people being amusing, because, in fact, the 3ft-long goliath frog of Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea is mute.
The equatorial heat, the endless lines, or the large German woman that threw up on me in the Teacup?
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As equatorial regions become too hot and arid to sustain agriculture, rising temperatures in the north will make agriculture more productive.
COLUMBUS, OHIO - In a better world, my nieces and nephews in Equatorial Guinea would respect our country's president for overseeing the careful management of revenues pouring in from oil, and for using these funds for development.
It is easy to see where Obiang - who seized power in Equatorial Guinea after killing his predecessor - gets the money that he tosses around.
Since the mid-1990's, Equatorial Guinea has become a large oil exporter.
My nieces and nephews in Equatorial Guinea still go to school on an empty stomach.
As far as the people of Equatorial Guinea are concerned, by offering this prize, UNESCO lends credibility to Obiang and his regime, and becomes complicit in its abuses.