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While Surabaya may be best known as a gateway city for Mount Bromo, it is still a thriving city of over 3 million people that offers plenty to do and see.

[...] the Heart of Borneo Declaration.

[...] the Hindu god Shiva, is said to be [...] [...]

He found that in New York City, 30% of the cases could not be substantiated because very often, complaints against the police are, as Mr TO has correctly pointed out, acts on the spur of the moment. Most of the complaints in Hong Kong are such trivial complaints as against negligence of duty, that is, "loafing" or complaints against impolite remarks such as "nanny" for senior female citizens (a very unwise thing to do) or "virago" for a woman.

UNICEF is supporting the Borneo Child Aid Society and is establishing a collaboration with the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil in Malaysia to convince other enterprises across the region of the advantages – both from a business and humanitarian perspective – of doing the same.

The most famous volcano of this complex is called Mount Bromo or Gunung Bromo.

[...] initiation into Brahminism was conferred on male children only, when they began their studies under a Brahmin teacher, which took place generally in the eighth year of the Brahmin, and in the [...] [...]

[...] to take refuge in ―witch camps‖.

That gentlemen Leterme, Louis Michel and the party would snub MR and presume the legitimacy of the policy from the Kongo, the Future Belgian government following the elections on June 13, 2010, you gentlemen Dewever Bart (NVA) and DI RUPO (PS), are been big winners, they would not otherwise take.

Collectors of aluminium cans are pretty skilful, for they will flatten the aluminium cans with their feet before putting them into plastic bags or their own bags.

[...] [...] of Malaysian Borneo, Maria Rafael [...] [...]

[...] [...] the island of Borneo following the [...]

This undated 20th-century map, published in Pune (formerly Poona), India, shows place names in India associated with the Mahābhārāta, one of the two major Sanskrit epics of ancient India (the other being the Ramayana).

[...] [...] later known as Siva, the blessed one, [...] [...]

[...] Sabah (North Borneo) and Sarawak.

[...] the tropics, Waltheria satisfies its need [...] [...]

In 2012, the purpose of reactivating folk materials ties me and my jaded stories back to Shanghai, a city neither she nor I is familiar with.

[...] the sea witch in order to be with Eric.

I bring to the front stage laborers forgotten and lost in silence at the end of assembly lines – including people like my maternal grandmother who committed to small daily handicrafts to earn cash subsidies to get for folks in the Mainland needed supplies which they turned into loads carried on a bamboo slag.

[...] [...] Taichung, Indonesia, Borneo, Sri Lanka, Korea [...] [...]

This "Public Buildings and Monuments" philatelic collection includes the palace that serves as the Government Headquarters of the Macao Special Administrative Region, the "White House" or "Convent of the Precious Blood" as it became to be known as headquarters to the Monetary Authority of Macao, the Holy House of Mercy Hospice of Macao and the group of buildings at Avenida da República where the Macao Foundation is installed.

Additional border disputes between South East Asian nations include Cambodia and Vietnam (Dak Jerman/Dak Duyt, Dak Dang/Dak Huyt, the La Drang area and the islands of Baie/Koh Ta Kiev, Milieu/Koh Thmey, Eau/Koh Ses, Pic/Koh Thonsáy and the Northern Pirates/Koh Po); Myanmar and Thailand (Doi Lang, Three Pagodas Pass); Indonesia and Malaysia (Karang Unarang, Ligitan and Sipadan, Ambalat); Indonesia and TimorLeste (Citrana, Bijael Sunaen, Memo and Pulau Batek/Fatu Sinai); Malaysia and the Philippines (Sabah/North Borneo); Philippines and Vietnam (Macclesfield Bank); and Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei (Spratly Islands).

The next day, my father-in-law built a wooden box, put my mother-in-law in it, and cremated the box in a potato field.

[...] [...] Papua New Guinea/Borneo) and gave rise [...] [...]

Together, the kids are relentlessly pursued by the zombies into town, but Norman manages to contact a classmate named Salma (Hannah Noyes), who tells them to access the Town Hall’s archives for the location of the witch’s unmarked grave.