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plunderous

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The group described the latest raid as "an important milestone in the effort to put a stop to the firm's destructive and plunderous mining operations, defend the ancestral domain of the B'laan tribe; protect the environmental balance and resist the [president Gloria Macapagal] Arroyo regime's campaign to auction off the country's natural resources to big foreign capitalists".
Kallis is a rightful favourite after a fourth ton in six Test knocks, however he, Gibbs and Smith are not as consistently plunderous at the venue.
THE WORLD OF THE VIKINGS RICHARD HALL The Vikings, author Hall reveals, were much more than the plunderous adventurers of popular legend.
 
 
 
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