They have a finger in every pie, from Columbian drug lords to Caucasian oilfields to the jungles of the Philippines. |
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The best-known of these sites is the legendary Burgess Shale in the British Columbian Rocky Mountains. |
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The average Albertan now takes home over 500 dollars more per year than the average British Columbian. |
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Another time everything was going fine in America until he got into a fight with a Columbian man and once more was deported. |
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The Stevengraphs were big sellers at the 1893 World's Columbian Exhibition in Chicago. |
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Eliecer and his family are an example of a typical Columbian coffee family. |
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As the brainchild of a Columbian attorney, a German scientist, and an American policy wonk, the project has a pretty interesting background. |
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Sabre-toothed cats hunt camels and Columbian mammoths do battle with their enormous tusks. |
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The Columbian invasion of 1492 was part of that tradition and was therefore in accordance with the rules of zoogeography. |
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We intend to continue supporting Columbian civil society in its efforts to establish peace through regional development and peace programmes. |
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Or they'll build a pipeline through pristine British Columbian rain forest rather than open Nebraska farmland. |
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Her work for the police department and her relationship with McGarrity were first reported by The Columbian. |
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Smaller mammals of the lower elevations include the least chipmunk, red squirrel, Columbian ground squirrel, black-footed ferret, and marmot. |
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Among his benefactions were gifts to the University of Chicago and the Columbian Museum, which later became the Field Museum of Natural History. |
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As a British Columbian, Francophile, and Minister, I am proud to see that you are there to ensure the future. |
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In setting off the Columbian Exchange, humans rarely knew what they were doing. |
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The Columbian Exchange is less lopsided than it used to be, he pointed out. |
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It's called the Columbian Exchange, but it wasn't much of a trade for the Mesoamericans. |
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To ecologists, the Columbian Exchange is arguably the most important event since the death of the dinosaurs. |
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After the Columbian Exchange, the cities of Europe became the planet's boom towns, and it wasn't just because of the Europeans' culture and guns. |
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What has changed is that for British Columbian lumbermen the United States is no longer the only game in town. |
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Although 9 species of octopi have been recorded from British Columbian waters, most are small or occupy offshore habitats. |
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Together with three Columbian universities and the University of Kiel, Giessen University is planning a centre for marine science in Santa Marta. |
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Following the Columbian orogeny, the third cycle of basin fill was dominated by sediments derived from the west and filling to the east. |
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According to the report, before 2008 the average British Columbian used as much fuel as other Canadians did. |
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Japan assumed the task of naval patrol in the Pacific-the task, in fact, of defending our British Columbian coast. |
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The British Columbian government's 2008 throne speech provided support for a strong and growing economy in British Columbia. |
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They printed a broadside in two colors on an early nineteenth-century Columbian handpress in an edition sufficient for all participants in the workshops to have one. |
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They attended world's fairs and other international expositions, including the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago and the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris. |
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The Columbian Exchange has shaped everything about the modern world. |
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China became involved in a new global trade of goods, plants, animals, and food crops known as the Columbian Exchange. |
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At the Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster, the fire marshal said that the overcrowding was absolutely outrageous and that it had to stop. |
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Mr. Speaker, Canada's emergency rooms are in crisis, a crisis so bad that fire marshals were recently called to the Royal Columbian Hospital in British Columbia. |
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American Columbian mammoths fed primarily on cacti leaves, trees, and shrubs. |
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He said that DFO continues to increase allocations for sport fishers, many of whom he argued are neither British Columbian nor Canadian, at the expense of First Nations, including the Ahousaht. |
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European overseas expansion led to the contact between the Old and New Worlds producing the Columbian Exchange, named after Columbus. |
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His American father and Columbian mother were divorced. |
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I woke up 19 days later from a coma in Royal Columbian Hospital. |
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When the contract was recommended for award to Columbian Motors Corporation, which ranked first in the bid evaluation, Daeyang, which ranked second, filed a complaint questioning the credibility of the bidding proceeding. |
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It was like a dream come true when British Columbian Gary Cormack got a call last spring from Paralympic officials telling him he'd been short-listed for the Canadian Wheelchair Curling Team. |
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Isabella was the first woman to be featured on US postage stamps, namely on three stamps of the Columbian Issue, also in celebration of Columbus. |
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Over the last few months, exchanges have been lively between Bogota and Quito over flyover sprays of defoliants by the Columbian forces over the border zone. |
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It is good for you and it is good for Canada to keep that going, even though, as a British Columbian, I can't help but be a little wistful comparing Calgary with Vancouver. |
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Columbian Chemicals has announced plans to invest 36 million Deutsche marks in the modernization and expansion of its plant in Hannover, Germany. |
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The population decline was primarily the result of communicable diseases, particularly smallpox, introduced during the Columbian Exchange. |
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In 1972 he created the term Columbian Exchange in his book of the same name. |
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In 1813 he made the decision to introduce a condenser to the Columbian design. |
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On this date, the Columbian Palais de Justice was attacked by the guerilla group M-19 and was then recaptured by the national army, who had tortured, assassinated and made disappear the eleven remaining people. |
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An equally important consequence of the Commercial Revolution was the Columbian Exchange. |
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The Brazilian carbon black operation will be known as Columbian Chemicals Brasil. |
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Abstract: Does the voluntary capitulation of Columbia's most wanted narco-terrorist, Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria, spell a victory for the Columbian government or is it simply a sign that terrorism works? |
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Like his contemporary and rival on Vancouver Island, Amor De Cosmos, Robson used the British Columbian to criticize the upper class of New Westminster, though he believed it cost him a printing contract with the government. |
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A 2011 genetic study showed that two examined specimens of the Columbian mammoth were grouped within a subclade of woolly mammoths. |
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Transportation Building at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago by Louis Sullivan. |
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Tiffany Chapel from the 1893 Word's Columbian Exposition, now in the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, Florida. |
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In 1893, Chicago hosted the World's Columbian Exposition on former marshland at the present location of Jackson Park. |
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Only a dozen or so were taken by British Columbian stations, nearly all of them in 1953 at Coal Harbour. |
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Hatchet shaped copper currency was produced by the Peruvian people, in order to obtain valuables from pre Columbian Ecuador. |
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The World Columbian Exposition in Chicago, 1893, commemorated the 400th anniversary of the landing of Christopher Columbus in the Americas. |
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The 400th anniversary Columbian issues were very popular in the United States. |
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Crosby's concept of the Columbian Exchange also played a central role in this process. |
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Crosby, an American historian at the University of Texas at Austin, published The Columbian Exchange. |
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The Columbian Exchange saw the rise of luxury goods which necessitated cheap or free labor to produce the largest potential profit. |
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Tobacco was one of the luxury goods which was spread as a direct result of the Columbian Exchange. |
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This tradition of a colorblind slavery was carried on for a while at the beginning of the Columbian era when white slaves were introduced into the Americas. |
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On the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, Mr Greenwell moved to South America to manage the Peruvian and Columbian National teams, he died in 1942 in Bogota. |
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Monuments to Columbus like the Columbian Exposition in Chicago and Columbus Circle in New York City were erected throughout the United States and Latin America extolling him. |
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The Columbian Exchange greatly affected the human environment. |
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According to Sundell, Dee is the largest Columbian mammoth ever found in the world, with the bones dated at 11,600 years old by radiocarbon dating methods. |
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However, the most significant immediate impact of the Columbian Exchange was the cultural exchanges and the transfer of people between continents. |
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The largest US eisteddfod was held In 1893 at the World Columbian Exposition in Chicago, featuring visiting Welsh choirs invited by The Cymmrodorion Society of Chicago. |
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Crosby in his environmental history book The Columbian Exchange. |
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British Columbian English has several words still in current use borrowed from the Chinook Jargon although the use of such vocabulary is observably decreasing. |
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Scott of Oregon visited Victoria and confirmed twenty candidates as the first British Columbian bishop would not be appointed for another two years. |
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Within a year 27 Columbian engines were operating or under construction in applications ranging from sawmilling and grain milling to the manufacturing of paper, wire and wool. |
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