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For twelve of the fittest (that included Dahl) the journey culminated in a twenty-day Long March through soaking mosquito-infested bogs with between 60 and 100 pounds on their backs, living under canvas on a diet that consisted essentially of pemmican (a mixture of pressed meat, fat and berries), boiled lichen, mud and reindeer moss.
Storyteller Donald Sturrock 2010
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There will be a twenty-day Tao Retreat each year for those who have successfully completed the first four years of training.
Tao II Dr. 2010
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There will be a twenty-day Tao Retreat each year for those who have successfully completed the first four years of training.
Tao II Dr. 2010
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There will be a twenty-day Tao Retreat each year for those who have successfully completed the first four years of training.
Tao II Dr. 2010
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There will be a twenty-day Tao Retreat each year for those who have successfully completed the first four years of training.
Tao II Dr. 2010
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Imagine the terror and panic if a biological attack killed four thousand otherwise healthy New Yorkers over a twenty-day period.
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A pointless twenty-day shutdown hardly compares to forty years lost in the desert, but here you have an especially bitter beer serving the same purpose as bitter herbs and saltwater on the Passover holiday.
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The annual twenty-day long event known as La Matanza - the killing of the goats - is not only the culmination of a year of hard work but an event that sums up much of the region's history and gastronomy.
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The annual twenty-day long event known as La Matanza - the killing of the goats - is not only the culmination of a year of hard work but an event that sums up much of the region's history and gastronomy.
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The annual twenty-day long event known as La Matanza - the killing of the goats - is not only the culmination of a year of hard work but an event that sums up much of the region's history and gastronomy.
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