Catawba, a centuries old grape variety, bursts with a bold grape taste and pink color making it an award winning grape. |
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Nonetheless, they have nothing to do with chauvinism or nationalism and are based on the centuries old history of Russian statehood. |
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The centuries old struggle of women to take part in society building on an equal footing with men will once again be focused upon. |
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Some buildings within the medina are centuries old, while others are relatively new. |
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This double album is a celebration of the lyre, centuries old, and traditionally the favourite instrument of the Sudan. |
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Egyptian dance is a centuries old art form, which evolved from ancient fertility dances and from which modern day belly dancing has developed. |
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One would presume these traditions are at least a few centuries old before they take definite shape in Early Modern accounts. |
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Today's event is testimony to the fact that we can address even centuries old disputes when we all commit ourselves to doing so. |
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The visitors' attention is attracted by wine-presses several centuries old. |
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Although there are surviving examples that are probably several centuries old, most traditional topiary gardens are replacement plantings. |
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You may discover the garden, the plants, the vegetables and the trees like the splendid catalpa, two centuries old, looking like a giant bonzaï. |
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They are crimped and oiled following a centuries old technique, giving them their strength and translucency. |
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How do we expect to put an end to a centuries old cultural practice widely followed in certain cultures by permitting its being done to adults? |
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We have grown up under the auspices of an industrial food chain that is one and a half centuries old. |
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Wooden clubs meet and bamboo poles clatter as with split second accuracy, the exponents display their skill in the centuries old martial art form. |
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I'd started up to my neck in hot water, in a tradition that is centuries old. |
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It implied that a lot of minor cardinals were frantically counting recurrences of names in centuries old lists of popes, in an attempt to make sure they weren't about to misnumber the new guy. |
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It is based on the centuries old sanctioning and dispute resolution traditions of the Maori, the New Zealand aboriginal group. |
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Faithful to its centuries old tradition, Westmalle brewery always adds real hops to the brew. |
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It is a cry that spreads out in silence, thankful for this centuries old journey and which becomes peaceful exultation. |
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We emphasize the need to promote tourism to revive the centuries old traditions of the Great Silk Way used to unite and facilitate strengthening of relations among peoples. |
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Jackie French has successfully combined a saga of survival with a centuries old coming of age bildungsroman. |
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Apart from damaging many centuries old primary forest, this activity has contributed to the orangutan becoming critically endangered through loss of habitat. |
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While the act of tithing might be centuries old, churches are doing what they can to provide parishioners with 21st century giving options. |
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Some scholars dispute this story and say that the veneration of the expediter is centuries old. |
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A centuries old tradition, layered with the encrustations of time, the Stations have been mostly abandoned by Protestants. |
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That niche is centuries old, and enduring. |
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Favourite stories, centuries old, are very hard to shift. |
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Many old sites are literally centuries old and have developed in such a way that they are now sites of scientific interest and contain particular flora and fauna. |
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In the countries where this custom is practised, excision on little girls is an integral part of a culture that is sometimes several centuries old. |
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Besides, centuries old trees of different species including Date Palm, Kau, Phulai, Banyan, Mango and Peepul would also be protected under the same project. |
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On one of the baghs stand a centuries old cenotaph, carved exquisitely, and the family temple.Biru the chef at Deo Bagh might as well be superman. |
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Many thousands of miles of such walls exist, most of them centuries old. |
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