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Joshua tree

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Joshua tree: see yucca yucca , any plant of the genus Yucca, stiff-leaved stemless or treelike succulents of the family Liliaceae (lily family), native chiefly to the tablelands of Mexico and the American Southwest but found also in the E United States and the West Indies.
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The interference caused by Joshua Tree to Timely Jazz, Vale Of York and Frozen Power earned O'Donoghue a five-day carelessriding suspension, but he will no doubt have gone home happy, having ridden a two-year-old now quoted at 20-1 for the Derby by Coral and William Hill, but as big as 33-1 with many other firms.
And Joshua Tree, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by his son Joseph, might prove best in the intriguing five-runner premier nursery.
The fact we're willing to overlook Bono's tub-thumping and their last two slightly misfiring albums is testament to the affection music fans have for their career-defining albums The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby.
 
 
 
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