How To Use Mauritian In A Sentence
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The use of fine-mesh dragnets by fishing crews, despite a ban by the Mauritian government, has caused huge damage to the barrier reef, and the banks of living coral that protect the entire coastline are dying.
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Mauritians are also partial to a snack, sold by streetside vendors who cook up on charcoal braziers, fanning the flames with a flourish - another excellent exposure to the outdoor life.
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The Mauritians loved it though, encouraging us as we scooted along the country roads.
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African breadnut (8); Zizyphus mauritiana, Indian jujube (8).
12: Seeds and germplasm
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He drives his Landrover (well, not actually his Landrover, but the Landrover of anyone foolhardy enough to lend him one) with what can only be described as pizzazz along Mauritian roads that were built with something less than pizzazz in mind.
Last Chance to See
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The open woodland is mostly babul with a small amount of kandi Prosopis spicigera and ber Zizyphus mauritiana.
Keoladeo (Bharatpur) National Park, India
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Mauritians are also partial to a snack, sold by streetside vendors who cook up on charcoal braziers, fanning the flames with a flourish - another excellent exposure to the outdoor life.
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A typical Mauritian dinner might have Indian chicken curry, Chinese pork, British roast beef and French-style vegetables.
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Scrub vegetation consists of low trees such as Acacia nilotica, Prosopis cineraria, P. juliflora, Tamrix aphylla, Zizyphus mauritiana, Capparis decidua, and shrubs such as Calligonum polygonoides, Calotropis spp.,
Thar desert
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The example that comes to mind is the Mauritian writer, Ananda Devi, whose work I championed when I was on Gallimard's panel of readers. Their response was that her manuscript was not exotic enough!
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Other possibilities include sumo-wrestling competitions, kayak races, tennis tournaments, water-skiing, tug-of-war, carome (a Mauritian version of shove-halfpenny) and petanque competitions, and so on.
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Acid hydrolysis of crude leaf mucilage extract in both Z. mauritiana and Z. rotundifolia revealed that the main sugar constituents were rhamnose, glucose, galactose, and arabinose.
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The best way to enjoy the beauty of the Mauritian landscape is to contemplate it from above.
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A new Country Partnership Strategy Progress report currently under preparation will outline the IBRD's agreement with the Mauritian government on the program going forward.
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The French and British continued this excessive and quasi-anarchical exploitation of the Mauritian trees, during their colonial periods.
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There's a saying that Mauritians have such sweet dispositions because so much of their country is covered in sugar.
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D. simulans is a cosmopolitan species largely commensal with humans, while D. mauritiana is restricted to the island of Mauritius.
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The restaurant offers hot, homey Mauritian fare, and the island has one of the most diverse cuisines in the world.
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Mauritian sega dancing starts somewhere around the pelvis and doesn't stop until the dancers are limbo-arched backwards in a wild, shake-that-thing convulsion.
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TO BE ABLE to enjoy some Mauritian dholl-puri, we usually go to Mauritian Xpress in Tooting, London, which is about forty miles from Farnborough.
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DNA extracted from specimens of extinct animals has already been used to show that the Mauritian dodo is a close cousin to the common pigeon.
