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Page 102
... South African blacks who joined together to work for majority rule and equal rights . ( Azania is an African name ... America and South America . Originally conceived in 1923 as a single route , the road grew to include a great number of ...
... South African blacks who joined together to work for majority rule and equal rights . ( Azania is an African name ... America and South America . Originally conceived in 1923 as a single route , the road grew to include a great number of ...
Page 107
... South America and separates the Caribbean Sea ( Atlantic Ocean ) from the Gulf of Panama ( Pacific Ocean ) . The narrowest part of the Americas ( about 30-120 miles [ 50-200 km ] wide ) , it embraces the Republic of Panama ; its ...
... South America and separates the Caribbean Sea ( Atlantic Ocean ) from the Gulf of Panama ( Pacific Ocean ) . The narrowest part of the Americas ( about 30-120 miles [ 50-200 km ] wide ) , it embraces the Republic of Panama ; its ...
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... Latin- American dance bands are the cabaça ( Por- tuguese for " calabash " ) , a gourd enclosed in a beaded mesh , and maracas , which as folk instruments in Central and South America frequently have magical attributes . Pellet bells ...
... Latin- American dance bands are the cabaça ( Por- tuguese for " calabash " ) , a gourd enclosed in a beaded mesh , and maracas , which as folk instruments in Central and South America frequently have magical attributes . Pellet bells ...
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