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If meeting the 42-year-old is a daunting experience ( one glance at his piratic beard, long mane, six-foot-four-inch frame and tight leather trousers is sufficient to provoke genuine fear ( contemplate lining up in opposition to him on a football pitch.
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Nor did the infamous battle of Lepanto in 1571 at once end an era of Ottoman naval dominance and launch a new one of piratic activity.
The Ottoman Empire and Early Modern Europe by Brummett, Palmira / Shakespeare Studies
Some of the birds spotted near the lake are the great kiskadee, the white-tipped dove, the piratic flycatcher and the thornbird.
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