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- Detritus, the main
antagonist of
Asterix and the
Roman Agent (known as
Tortuous Convolvulus in the
English translation of the comic). At the time of its...
- A
varix (pl.: varices) is an
abnormally dilated blood vessel with a
tortuous course.
Varices usually occur in the
venous system, but may also
occur in...
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beauty and biodiversity,
including rare
cloud forests, and for a
stretch tortuous mountain highway (part of
Mexican Federal Highway 40) also
called the Espinazo...
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because the
chieftain did not have the
required rights; this made
progress tortuous, and the plan was
abandoned in 1543, not to be replaced. The complexities...
- who came to
conceal in this
corner of Paris, somber, dirty, muddy, and
tortuous,
their pretended infirmities and
their criminal pollution." The
areas grew...
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Spanish Republic and
based on a real-life story, the plot
follows the
tortuous relationship between a
child prodigy,
pundit on
female ****uality and lodestar...
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progress towards restoring the power-sharing
institutions was slow and
tortuous. On 8 May 2007,
devolved government returned to
Northern Ireland. DUP leader...
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Certainly you have. So
rectify yourselves; do rectification! ... The road is
tortuous. — Mao's
advice to Pol Pot, 1975 In May, Pol Pot
adopted the
Silver Pagoda...
- In a
literary context, a
wheel of fire may
refer to the
chain of
tortuous or dire
consequences that
result from a
single action. The
Wheel of Fire originates...