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	3.13 Peccaries
		The average weight of a sample of 27 specimens in the collection of the Rancho Grande Biological Station in Venezuela was 16.7 kg, with a standard deviation of 3.44 kg and a maximum weight of 22.5 kg.
		in the moist forest of Guatopo, Venezuela, 12 specimens/km
		Peccary hunting can be a major occupation in some forest areas: the figures from Peru are emblematic - the kill figures averaged 118 per hunter per year, with a record of 600 for one hunter (295).
	www.fao.org /docrep/T0750E/t0750e0l.htm (2698 words)

	The New Yorker: From the Archives (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Venezuela is nearly twice the size of Spain—three hundred and fifty thousand square miles.
		Chávez says that Venezuela is neutral in the war that the Colombian Army, various paramilitary organizations, and the guerrillas have been fighting for forty years, and he has offered to mediate in peace negotiations.
		In any case, the break with Bravo is emblematic of Chávez's problems with some leftists in Venezuela, who have qualms about his military background, his pro-business policies, and his friendships with people of varying political philosophies—including, bizarrely, Norberto Ceresole, an Argentine neofascist and Holocaust denier who was asked to leave Venezuela after Chávez became President.
	www.newyorker.com /archive/content?020422fr_archive03 (12244 words)

	The Book of the Fair : Chapter the Twenty-First:Fine Arts (Text)
		Almost beneath the shade of a stately tree whose foliage is tremulous with light, stands the figure of the great musician, his touch giving emphasis to the harmony of the scene, so that nature herself appears to listen.
		In the decorative scheme are winged heads of angels, headless figures emblematic of the cardinal and other virtues, with monstrous beasts and images sacred and profane, all in the choicest symbolism of the renaissance period.
		Both are lacking [716] in concentration, the subject being expressed in surface of paint rather than in crystallization of thought; yet both are men of note, the smaller works of the latter showing strong individuality combined with singular delicacy of touch.
	columbus.gl.iit.edu /bookfair/ch21.html (20996 words)

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	lists.econ.utah.edu /pipermail/marxism-thaxis/1999-February.txt (18063 words)

	Best of the Triangle
		He’s got the “list disease” and put it to good use both in his doctoral thesis and now in a book entitled The List: The Uses and Pleasures of Cataloguing.
		Lists are everywhere in literature, he notes, and the best ones are conceived in a way that furthers the viewpoint or theme of the works in which they are found.
		Basically the agritourism office provides lists without interpretation, so you will have to look elsewhere to find out if any one farm is worth a visit.
	www.globalprovince.com /bestoftriangle.htm (13049 words)

	Encyclopedia: National emblem (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Binomial name Olea europaea L. The Olive (Olea europaea) is a species of small tree in the family Oleaceae, native to coastal areas of the eastern Mediterranean region, from Syria and the maritime parts of Asia Minor.
		Species See List of Quercus species The term oak can be used as part of the common name of any of several hundred species of trees and shrubs in the genus Quercus, and some related genera, notably Lithocarpus.
		Species See text The baobabs (Adansonia), occasionally known colloquially as monkey-bread trees, are a genus of eight species of trees, native to Madagascar (the centre of diversity, with six species), and Africa and Australia (one species in each).
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/National-emblem (5813 words)

	Che's Chevrolet, Fidel's Oldsmobile: On the Road in Cuba, by Richard Schweid. Chapter 1. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The goat carts roll past wooden park benches under the acacia trees, a number of which are tacitly reserved for male debaters.
		A knot of men is always gathered around them, and the men do not even look up from their animated discussions of current events or sports as the carts pass by.
		Oil shipments from Venezuela were temporarily halted as part of a failed coup attempt (supported by the United States) there, and gasoline was in even shorter supply than usual.
	uncpress.unc.edu /chapters/schweid_ches.html (6090 words)

	Cars: Fascist middle class orientations : SF Indymedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As I write the Crab-apple trees outside my window have just been cut down by the council because drivers thought it a nuisance to find windfalls in their bonnets.
		If you are protesting strip mining in Virginia or Venezuela, odds are that some of this ore goes to building cars and their world — either the materials required, the energy to build them or the electricity that could be produced with oil if all the cars were not so hungry.
		Listed below are the 10 latest comments of 4 posted about this article.
	sf.indymedia.org /news/2005/10/1720949.php (6694 words)

	vicariousvagabond.com - miscellaneous (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Venezuela and Ecuador were, respectively, the thirtieth and thirty-first countries that I have stepped foot in (compared to a paltry seventeen states).
		I have the obligatory list of ‘things to do in my lifetime’ that enumerates the essential accomplishments I must achieve (that is an essay in itself).
		My list is not hypothetical, not just in my mind; it is actually typed out and in want of checkmarks after each entry.
	www.vicariousvagabond.com /mywriting/misc (9092 words)

	July 2004: This Far and No Further (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But as soon as they even listed some of the questions they were planning to ask me, it was suddenly 'state secrets' time.
		Local officials are skeptical at best about the list, and many do not intend to block their voters from casting their votes, list or not.
		Those ratios are very close to the same in the list of 47,000 voters who the local elections officers are supposed to review and possibly purge from the registration rolls.
	iraqtimeline.com /jul04.html (15943 words)

	meat-eating leftist: Leftists Archives (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Venezuela unexpectedly ended a military exchange program with the U.S. that has been in place for 35 years.
		The American officers in Venezuela "were basically told to leave the Venezuelan military institutions and bases where they were," the official said in a telephone interview.
		Rank-and-file Chavistas call their movement "participatory democracy," and the revolution's intellectuals describe it as a long-term struggle against the cultural pathologies bred by all resource-rich economies--the famous "Dutch disease," in which the oil-rich state is expected to dole out services to a disorganized and unproductive population.
	www.meateatingleftist.com /mt/archives/leftists (11224 words)

	W.I.L. Offshore News Digest for Week of September 5, 2005
		The crowded beach of Camurí Chico, squeezed between Venezuela’s coastal mountain range and the Caribbean sea, is not the first place one might look for experiments in “21st-century socialism”.
		But if Venezuela’s president, Hugo Chávez, has his way (and few are betting against him these days), the country’s economy will soon start to look a lot less capitalist and a lot more like this beachfront.
		Their list of alleged victims is impressive for its breadth, from cattle ranchers and retired insurance salesmen to professional athletes.
	www.trustprofessionals.com /news/2005/2005-09-05.html (14807 words)

	Portuguese (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Liliana laccoca puts her trust in simple, poetic language, allowing a mythical world to emerge in which a beginning and an end (that becomes a beginning again) are optimistically woven together.
		The list of characters on the first page promises a story full of action and suspense since the young police reporter and his friends have already become well-known through their escapades in two other novels (see also White Ravens 1991).
		Among the wide range of perspectives, one sees the chattering raven in the tree, while the reed is seen looking up at the mighty oak.
	www.icdlbooks.org /servlet/WhiteRavens?title=Portuguese&where=language='Portuguese' (8685 words)

	Who the hell do I think I am, anyway? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Among these films is the emblematic "Why Study Science?" (1955), in which a boy announces he plans to study science so he can "go to the moon," but his sister doesn't have to because her mission is to "hook some guy." "What's wrong with that?" his sister asks.
		Most of those were for clearing away the trees, homes and cars strewn across the region; purchasing trailers and mobile homes; or providing trucks, ships, buses and planes.
		Listed below are several of the many provisions in the final energy bill.
	sephardebreo.blogspot.com (13416 words)

	Philadelphia Rare Books and Manuscripts: Americana to 1820: Part XV (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This book bears an ornate, emblematic engraved title-page, with portraits of St. Brendan and Boyl and more, and no fewer than 18 leaf-filling plates by Wolfgang Kilian.
		This early English treatise on the possibilities of silk culture in British North America was aimed at planters and owners of land on which the essential mulberry trees could be planted, and entrepeneurs looking to enter a new business at ground level.
		The work in hand is divided into four parts: "I. On the raising and planting of mulberry trees.
	www.prbm.com /interest/ampre1820-n-p.shtml (3303 words)

	FWKCP
		The book is a personal account of the experience of a graduate student in anthropology who, while doing fieldwork in Venezuela, is chosen by members of a remote group of Yanomamo to live with them and learn their lifeways.
		DeHolmes’s accusation of plagiarism is supported by a series of sample passages from the two books and a sizeable list of what she calls "parallel accounts of the same events, plus similar or identical time sequences." The anthropologists with whom I spoke had found this evidence immediately convincing.
		The first five cases listed include: (a) Nabrushi club fight between men, (b) women’s fishing techniques, (c) girl’s coming-of-age confinement and subsequent presentation to group as a woman, (d) preparation of curare and testing on a monkey, (e) invitation to a feast (DeHolmes 1983:665).
	faculty.dwc.edu /wellman/FWKCP1.htm (9213 words)

	The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it - Henry David Thoreau (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The point is that we are still celebrating an event that is emblematic of a 384-year assault on the land and people that existed here for thousands of years prior to the arrival of European invaders.
		Trees marked with orange spray paint will be preserved.
		Activists say that on Aug. 28, someone with a.45 pistol fired into the trees near them, and that on Saturday, someone with a hunting bow shot two arrows, one that pierced a water jug and knocked it down, and one that grazed a tree sitter’s hand.
	www.powerfulpen.com /greenink/weblog.php (5115 words)

	Art & Architecture : The Architecture [Text]
		This was just half the sum asked for by the Exposition authorities, on the ground that the enlargement of the classification lists of exhibits by the National Commission had so widened the general scope of the Fair that the ten millions provided by Chicago was inadequate.
		Fortunately, the building has a number of trees around it on the sides and back, which help it very much, and as it was largely built of iron and stone, at a total cost of $250,000, it is hoped that some means of preserving it after the conclusion of the Fair may be hit upon.
		The most prominent feature of the display in the interior is the very large exhibit made by the German publishers, their innumerable volumes, in every variety of binding, being arranged in stalls all around the great central hall.
	columbus.gl.iit.edu /artarch/arch.html (14570 words)

	International Real Estate Directory and Property Listings, Rentals, For Sale by Owner, Agent or directly from a ...
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		Alternatively, use the left panel to navigate the site or choose a country below for which you would like listings shown.
	www.fusedworld.com /Real_Estate/South_America/Venezuela/2 (173 words)

	Garden State EnviroNet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tens of thousands of shade trees have been sacrificed to keep the pest from spreading and infecting hardwoods, sugar maples and the rest of our forestry stock.
		He sees the tensions in his town as emblematic of the larger battles being fought around the country between developers and preservation champions.
		Toll studied a list of what comparable houses, built by Toll's competitors, were selling for nearby.
	www.gsenet.org /library/11gsn/2005/gs051017.php (14393 words)

	National Geographic Channel - Day Schedules (Print) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jungle Geoff lives on an island, canoes to work, swings from trees, and wrestles caimans all for science.
		Brian turns up two snakes not on the list - a tiny - but lethal - brown snake, and a very deadly and fast-moving western brown.
		Emblematic of the new wave of construction is the Venetian Hotel, designed to replicate Venice, Italy, complete with canals, bridges, frescoes and a full-size Piazza San Marco.
	www.ngcasia.com /watch/Print_Default.asp?CurrentDate=4/5/2005 (2694 words)

	Sandals Negril Beach Resort & Spa - All Inclusive Vacation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Spanning the longest and best stretch of Jamaica's famous seven-mile beach, this is the only hotel in Negril to have won the coveted Green Globe Award, emblematic of its environmentally friendly ambiance.
		Where even the architecture has been designed to be lower than the highest palm trees.
		At Sandals Negril, kicking back and doing nothing is considered a native art form...and doing everything is "no problem." Discover why Sandals Negril is perfect...for an ocean of reasons.
	www.sandals.co.uk /main/negril/ne-home7077.html?item5=y (242 words)

	No more Mr. Nice Guy!
		Well, it's likely that as soon as humans came down from the trees and started walking upright, they were dividing the world into "us" and "them".
		Northern Ireland's indigenous population was tired of being ground down by the oppressive "Orange" regime whose fanatical worship of the English crown led it to practice a form of religious apartheid.
		It's emblematic of the petty, vindictive attitude that RRR Taliban takes towards those adults who voluntarily ingest certain relatively innocuous substances into their own bodies, for the relief of excruciating pain and debilitating weakness due to loss of appetite, when all else has failed.
	goddamliberal.blogspot.com /2003_08_01_goddamliberal_archive.html (5511 words)

	A/AC.183/PV.276 of 1 December 2003
		The texts of those messages will be published in their entirety in a special bulletin of the Division for Palestinian Rights.
		However, I should like to read out the list of the personalities who sent and kindly addressed them to us.
		It continues to confiscate land, demolish houses, raze farms and uproot fruit trees in order to prevent the Palestinian people from exploiting their own resources.
	domino.un.org /unispal.NSF/84d19f9d311abeeb85256dd5006beab7/3589bca7888d21d585256e7b0064a28a!OpenDocument (14758 words)

	NYC Eats: A weblog about New York City restaurants, food, and drink.: Review Roundup Archives
		Even though New York magazine lists La Bottega as "moderate" in price (or maybe their recommendation is really a paid advertisement—read the fine-print disclaimer at the bottom of the page), you'll find it difficult to escape without blowing $75 or so for a full meal with wine.
		The soups reside on the appetizer list, and the best of them is something called “Noodles Raja Chulan.” It’s made of flat rice noodles and a creamy coconut broth, shot through with bits of lobster and galangal flowers.
		Takayama's mother in Japan, and shiroki, a tree bud encased in a feather-light shell of batter.
	nyc.blogs.com /eats/review_roundup (17043 words)

	Table of Contents and Excerpt, Kuss, Music in Latin America and the Caribbean: An Encyclopedic History
		The question of whether "Latin America exists" addresses not the fact that the French invention is a misnomer, because neither Native Americans nor Africans and their descendants are "Latin," but when and at what levels cultural insiders identify with this act of utopian reductionism.
		In the case of Mexico, an overview of linguistically differentiated groups by Marina Alonso Bolaños captures merely the scope of the indigenous presence in that country and was commissioned expressly to question whether the rather vast anthropological literature on these groups has been matched by research on their musical practices.
		These surveys are complemented by case studies of rituals, performance traditions, and shamanic practices of specific groups (the Wakuénai in Venezuela; the Kamayurá in Brazil; the Aymara and Kechua in Bolivia and Peru; the Mapuche in Argentina; the Miskito in Nicaragua and Honduras; the Kuna in Panama; and the P'urhépecha in Mexico).
	www.utexas.edu /utpress/excerpts/exkusmus.html (8046 words)

	Carriage Museum of America
		The usual half- springs were used at the end, but in place of having bars connected with them, side-springs were used in their stead, the ends of the side-springs connecting with the ends of the end springs by shouldered clips in the latter, thus allowing the side springs full play when depressed.
		Around the glass in the sides, were panel moldings, in which were emblematic designs in silver.
		There was a movable draw bar of stiff swivel trees, and the rest was like the other vehicles mentioned.
	www.carriagemuseumlibrary.org /cunningham.htm (5820 words)

	Ford Foundation Report
		A Brazilian NGO fights for the Amazon's human cultures and the trees surrounding them.
		They argued that because the region shared an 800-mile border with Colombia and Venezuela, making it one contiguous area would seriously restrict their ability to patrol the porous frontier, especially for drug traffickers.
		Through its integrated programs of applied research, advocacy and extension with indigenous communities and traditional forest peoples, ISA is emblematic of the Foundation's work in the environment and development field in the Amazon region.
	www.fordfound.org /publications/ff_report/view_ff_report_detail.cfm?report_index=229 (2018 words)

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