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valeta

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valeta, veleta [vəˈliːtə]
n
(Performing Arts / Dancing) a ballroom dance in triple time
[from Spanish veleta weather vane]


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Valeta Butler Koller and Lila Swartz-Schepler, longtime Chatsworth residents, will cut the birthday cake.
The engineer's final decadent phase, epitomized by such poems as 'Tabacaria' (1928), is described as follows: Agora o 'sensacionismo' de Alvaro de Campos era um vinco fundo cavado na alma, a expressao tragica de uma consciencia que, de cabriola em cabriola, chegara aquele estado abismal, sem fe, sem esperanca, sem caridade, estirado ao comprido na valeta que era a sua cama, la nesse quarto desalinhado da Rua Coelho da Rocha.
By the highly successful Storm Cat horse Tale Of The Cat, Falkirk is out of the stakes-winning Madam Valeta, by Palace Music.
 
 
 
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