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El documento habla sobre una salida al monte Ibaiondo Mendi Taldea el 11 de marzo de 2007. La salida incluyó una caminata hacia Cruz Grande desde el pueblo de Ullibarri Ganboa.
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El documento habla sobre una salida al Ibaiondo Mendi Taldea el 11 de marzo de 2007. La ruta incluyó una caminata a Cruz Grande desde Ullibarri Ganboa.
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El documento habla sobre una salida al Ibaiondo Mendi Taldea el 11 de marzo de 2007. La ruta incluyó una caminata a Cruz Grande desde Ullibarri Ganboa.
Comença l'espectacle!!
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Lema: Comença l'espectacle!!
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- To bear in mind means to remember something for future reference.
- To have a go means to try.
- To let the matter drop means to stop a discussion.
- To be in two minds means to be undecided.
- When a criminal is said to be "at large" it means they are free when they shouldn't be.
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