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labra

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la·bra  (lbr)
n.
Plural of labrum.
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The solo piano works are beautifully performed by Aima Maria Labra Makk, and the works for two pianos and piano duet are equally well performed by Johannes and Eduard Kutrowatz.
An introduction to the piano music of Jeno Takacs by Perkins, Jerry / American Music Teacher
Tunc ego Castalias (vivam modo) pronus ad undas / perfundam sancto labra liquore senex / quattuor et referam digesta elementa figuris, / primum ignis.
Giorgione's Tempest, studiolo culture, and the Renaissance Lucretius * by Campbell, Stephen J. / Renaissance Quarterly
LABRA receives 10% to 20% off on various purchases.
Eateries team up for clout by Brown, Ann / Black Enterprise
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