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Many nonindigenous Ecuadorians partake in visiting the graves of the deceased, cleaning and bringing flowers, or preparing the traditional foods, too.
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Many people who keep these hermit crabs as pets notice that Ecuadorians can be relatively fast walkers, even faster than Caribbean hermit crabs, and that they are quite active.
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Many athletes will partake in HGH Treatment for Athletic Enhancement as a way to prevent injuries.
Many Protestants, Catholics and Orthodox Christians partake in and organise spiritual retreats each year.
Many of the other schools in the area are unable to partake in Potato Break because of one simple reason, lack of potatoes.
Many teams gather together in their respective establishments to partake in the battle of wits.
Many workers came from Italy to partake in the arts trade, including Leonardo da Vinci, whom " Francis convinced to leave Italy in the last part of his life.
Many and visiting
Many companies offer culinary and cooking tours of Thailand and many tourists visiting Thailand attend cooking courses offered by hotels, guesthouses and cooking schools.
Many visiting dignitaries toured the Palace, and it also hosted performances by notable international artists, such as a 1967 concert by the Rolling Stones, the first by a major western rock group behind the Iron Curtain.
Many houses and even a few barns remain, used for housing visiting scientists and storing maintenance equipment, while roads that used to cross through the site have been blocked off at the edges of the property, with gatehouses or simply barricades to prevent unsupervised access.
Many started visiting the site to experience the convulsions and inspirational trances, though some were said to disappear into the cleft due to their frenzied state.
Many more political leaders of Breathitt county can be learned by visiting the Breathitt county museum in Jackson or the county court clerks office at the old courthouse in Jackson.
Many insects other than bees accomplish pollination by visiting flowers for nectar or pollen, or commonly both.
Many special gala days are held, often with visiting engines and rolling stock from other heritage lines ; these and other attractions have seen visitor numbers exceed 250, 000 per year.
Many thought Kim Dae-jung's political career was effectively over when he took a hiatus from politics and departed for the United Kingdom to take a position at Clare Hall, Cambridge University as a visiting scholar.
Many more artefacts had been found in the passage in previous centuries by visiting antiquarians and tourists, although most of these had been removed and gone missing or been placed in private collections.
Many Nyingmapa and Bonpos were executed and Tibetans visiting Zunghar officials were forced to stick their tongues out so the Zunghars could tell if the person recited constant mantras ( which was said to make the tongue black or brown ).
Many customers order drugs from such pharmacies to avoid the " inconvenience " of visiting a doctor or to obtain medications which their doctors were unwilling to prescribe.
Many of the trees in the gardens have been planted by visiting dignitaries.
Many of those visiting her are people suffering from blood or menstrual disorders since the Kumari is believed to have special power over such illnesses.
Many or most of the books that take place before Redwall was constructed are written in the format of a story told by a visitor -- for example, Martin the Warrior is told as a story by a descendant of Brome, who was visiting Redwall.
Many gifted singers from the Netherlands went to Italy as children or adolescents, often when discovered by visiting nobility ; both Lassus and Giaches de Wert traveled to southern Italy in similar circumstances.
Many prominent people of Calcutta — Pratap Chandra Mazumdar, Shivanath Shastri and Trailokyanath Sanyal — began visiting him during this time ( 1871 – 1885 ).
Many European tourists visiting Bali come to Banyuwangi to surf in Plengkung and dive in Tabuhan Island.
Many times, films are proceeded by visiting filmmakers discussing their works.
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Many visiting overseas stars including Sylvester Stallone, Tom Jones and Stevie Ray Vaughan, were impressed by the program's zany style ( and its wide appeal ) and made return appearances on subsequent visits.
Many locals enjoy visiting and making prayers at the tomb especially on weekends.
Many dogs contribute to the visiting experience by performing small tricks for their audience or by playing carefully structured games.
Many householders introduced bins with locking lids, which deterred the raccoons from visiting.
Many Russian women became involved in love affairs with men visiting from all over the world, what resulted in the so-called " inter-baby boom " in Moscow and Leningrad.
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Many other cultures around the world have similar traditions of a day set aside to visit the graves of deceased family members.
Many dolmens and rock tombs ( especially " passage graves ") date from this period.
Many barrows lie over graves and are monuments to the deceased, but as the barrow at Maiden Castle did not cover any burials, it has been suggested that it was a boundary marker, which would explain the limited human activity on the hilltop for the 500 years after the bank barrow's construction.
Many former boating families have links to Braunston, the churchyard in the village having many graves of boatmen and women.
Many battles have been fought there and many graves can be found
Many of these replicas were also found in graves and tended to be furnished with a loop, allowing them to be worn.
Many Jews also visit the graves of loved ones throughout the month in order to remember and honor those people in our past who inspire us to live more fully in the future.
Many of the original graves were moved.
Many also pay respects to victims of the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989 and the graves of Zhao Ziyang and Yang Jia in areas where the right of free expression is generally recognized, as in Hong Kong.
Many of the men and boys were executed and buried in mass graves.
Many companies have graves in the largest graveyard in Japan, Okuno-In on Mount Kōya, burial place of Kūkai ( 774-835 ).
Many other graveyards were targets of the medical students or those who made robbing graves their profession.
" Many of the early graves were those of people killed in accidents, murdered, died of cholera during the cholera epidemic in 1869, but some were known to have died of natural causes.
Many hundreds of people who died in the work house during the famine are buried there in unmarked graves.
Many other young and old Texans die and Euphemia is almost lost in a sea of graves.
Many mass graves filled by communist insurgents with innocent civilian victims were discovered after the Massacre at Huế during the Vietnam War.
Many dozens of mass graves are visible above ground, many which have not been excavated as of yet.
Many of the pioneer farmers and telegraph operators were buried at Eucla, but as the sand dunes encroached onto their graves, some of the headstones and plaques were removed and can now be seen at the museum at Eucla.
Many graves were marked with stakes, but some were to be discovered only by the disturbed appearance of the ground.
Many died, and soon the levee was lined with new graves.
Many of the graves at the Aoyama cemetery, including Fraser's, were under threat of removal and reburial elsewhere in 2005, for non-payment of maintenance fees.
Many dead prisoners ' bodies initially were buried in unmarked pauper's graves in Chicago's City Cemetery ( located on the site of today's Lincoln Park ), but in 1867 their bodies were reinterred at what is now known as Confederate Mound in Oak Woods Cemetery ( south of the former Camp Douglas ).
Many of these graves and crypts are overgrown, having been abandoned after the German invasion of Poland and subsequent Holocaust.
Many of the graves are in disrepair and overgrown.
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