Definitions
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- proper noun An Arawakan language spoken in Beni,
Bolivia .
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Examples
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Notwithstanding the general rude culture, the Moxos proper and Baure excelled in hammock-weaving, boat-making, pottery, and music, their favorite musical instrument being a sort of pan-pipes sometimes six feet in length.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913
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Under the two principal names of Moxos and Baure, they number now about 30,000, not including several tribes — as the Canichana, Movima, etc. — included in the Moxos missions, but still retaining their distinct name and language.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913
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Baure, a former tile salesman, had planned and openly promoted the voyage for weeks.
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Leader of an emerging group of "Australian Papuans", Baure has for a decade waged a losing battle with Canberra to recognise that people from the former Australian territory of Papua were not given the choice to remain Australian when PNG gained independence in 1975.
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Baure, a former tile salesman, had planned and openly promoted the voyage for weeks.
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Leader of an emerging group of "Australian Papuans", Baure has for a decade waged a losing battle with Canberra to recognise that people from the former Australian territory of Papua were not given the choice to remain Australian when PNG gained independence in 1975.
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Geraldo N, Baure I, Kidou S, Xiangyang H, Dean C (2009) FRIGIDA Delays Flowering in Arabidopsis via a Co-transcriptional Mechanism Involving Direct Interaction with the Nuclear Cap-Binding Complex.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Amadou Diallo et al. 2010
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16 September, 1702, among the then unconverted Baure, a tribe of considerably higher native culture than the others, living in palisaded villages on the eastern border of the province.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913
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supporters from all over the country flooded the island, paying Baure to join the unwieldy flotilla of banana boats.
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supporters from all over the country flooded the island, paying Baure to join the unwieldy flotilla of banana boats.
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