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to go to every continent together becuase
He had a similar thought about how the islands: east of Java and Borneo had formed — at least some of them were the remnants of a former Australian continent.
must have prevented many species from crossing from continent to continent when sea levels were lower.
a country or a continent.
a country or a continent.
the largest rodent in the continent of Africa.
So now, these guys, they're African—he's quilling up now—these are African crested porcupines, the largest rodent in the continent of Africa.
Morocco ends up representing an entire culture, an entire continent; not only in Africa, (but) in the Mi⏤in the Arab world as well.
Morocco ends up representing an entire culture, an entire continent, not only in Africa, in the Arab world as well.
China is the only place on the continent where divisions don't divide north and south.
China is the only place on the continent where divisions don't divide north and south.
No one lives on the continent permanently.
No one lives on the continent permanently, so who owns Antarctica?
"I'm not concerned about the Reaganism, I'm concerned that it happened, but there's nothing contemporaneous that I'm aware of that is of great continent.
But there is one continent that seems uninterested in the hype over the Seattle-based coffee chain,
But there is one continent that seems uninterested in the hype over the Seattle-based coffee chain.