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continent wide

involving the entire continent

Pacta qu' turpem causam continent non sunt observanda. Dig. 2, 14, 27, s. 4, (Agreements

In a continent manner chastely moderately temperately

Between or among continents subsisting or carried on between continents as intercontinental relations or

That part of the American continents that speak Spanish Portuguese or French the part of the

building volcanism and the similarities observed between the geology of continents such as South America and Africa which are now far

A northern duck Dafila acuta native of both continents The adult male has a long tapering tail Called also

Lit my lady hence as used on the Continent an English noblewoman or gentlewoman

Lit my lord hence as used on the Continent an English nobleman or gentleman

the ocean to over 25 miles under certain parts of continents