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leren

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leren [′ler·ən]
(agriculture)
Calathea allouia.A tuber food crop of the family Marautaceae cultivated in the Caribbean and in Central and South America.


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Beijing Archives Bureau Director Chen Leren told the Chinese media that the facility had received more than 128,000 paper documents, 126,000 Olympic and Paralympic pictures, nearly 10,000 video and magnetic tapes, and 93 gigabytes of digital files from the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (BOCOG) as of the end of October 2008.
For our purposes, the key text is his summary of chapter 2: "Am andern leret er wie fur dem Jungsten tag das Romisch reych zuuor mus vntergehen vnd der Endchrist sich fur Got auffwerffen ynn der Christenheyt vnd mit falschen leren vnd zeychen die vnglewbige welt verfuren biss das Christus kome vnd verstore yhn dutch seyne herliche zukunfft vnd mit eyner geystlichen predigt zuuor todte.
We zijn het grootste deel van onze kennis kwijtgeraakt, dus nu houden we geregeld workshops waar de oudere mensen ons alles over de savanne leren en ons traditionele verhalen vertellen" (Weaver 2000: 22).
 
 
 
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