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He relives the period of his boyhood when his abuela was there to greet him after school and impart to him the cultural heritage he was living apart from.

Still, the thundering skies and a drenched Zhuhai are enough of a warning – apart from an occasional cyclist, determined to get to work, most people heeded the advice, bringing this city of almost three million people to a standstill.

From BBC

Mr Moss said "quite apart" from the "illegality" of the attacker possessing a machete as a youth, the vendors who sold them to him have suggested the proper use of such tools in the UK is "primarily agricultural"... for "clearing branches and thickets".

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Fresh basil and orange zest set this black bean salad apart from its cumin-chili-lime Mexican heritage.

From Salon

Spurs have started the season in a similar way to Liverpool, in that they have not always played that well but most of the time they have still got a result - apart from their defeat by Bournemouth.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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