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The Barasana people in the dense forests of Colombia, for example, traditionally live in wooden longhouses called malokas.

The stones may have been attached to wooden handles at one time, Hublin and colleagues say.

Even when he opens up, the sentences are wooden, the scenes sucked dry of emotion.

Its beautifully aged wooden exterior houses traditional floor seating and beautiful gardens typical of the area.

Given that crucial importance, The Macallan is famously hands-on when it comes to its wooden barrels.

From cognac to bourbon, rye to añejo tequila, many of our beloved spirits spend years aging in wooden casks.

In the United States, people used to warn against taking wooden nickels.

One of Yung Pak's favourite toys was a wooden jumping-jack with a pasteboard tongue.

She plays with Captain Lovelock as a child does with a wooden harlequin, she pulls a string and he throws up his arms and legs.

The whole thing begins to have a jigsaw look, like a child's toy rack with wooden soldiers on it, expanding and contracting.

Aunty Rosa hit him over the hands if even a wooden boat were broken.

We two of the Society have a wooden cabin in which we can scarcely turn around when we have a table in it.