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fazenda

(fəˈzɛndə)
n
(Agriculture) a ranch or large estate, esp a coffee estate in Brazil in the nineteenth century
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In his hospital Fazenda we spent our time until the day when we were empowered to open the letter of instructions given to us by Professor Challenger.
I ask you to picture the shaded sitting-room of the Fazenda St.
A few years ago a cow died at this Fazenda, in consequence of having drunk some of it.
On such fazendas as these, I have no doubt the slaves pass happy and contented lives.
This year's event partners and sponsors include Barclays, Birmingham Airport, Fazenda, ICC, Jaguar Land Rover, Park Regis and PwC.
The project is in collaboration with the Fazenda da Esperanca or The Farm of Hope, a rehabilitation center with a faith-based approach to the problem of addiction (drugs and alcohol) and for those who want to depart from their old life and start all over again.
O estudo faz parte do projeto "Silvicultura pos-colheita na Amazonia brasileira (UFRA-Embrapa-Cikel-CNPq)" que esta sendo realizado na Fazenda Rio Capim (3[degrees]30' e 3[degrees]45' S; 48[degrees]30' e 48[degrees]45' W), que pertence a Cikel Brasil Verde Madeiras Ltda., localizada no municipio de Paragominas, Para, distante aproximadamente 500 km de Belem, via rodovia PA 150 (Figura 1).
There's a mixology class at The Anthologist on Wednesday October 3, a cheese tasting at Lunya - with 12 different cheeses - on Thursday October 4 and a wine masterclass at Fazenda on Tuesday, October 2.
| The Barbecue Grill Demos Anton Piotrowski will join chefs from Fazenda, Silk Rd, Miller and Carter and local butchers Bexley's as they prepare showstoppers on the festival barbcue.

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