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The archipelago is 300 miles from Argentina.
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It feels more malevolent than other, more remote corners of the state I know, the tundra-wrapped slopes of the Brooks Range, the cloud forests of the Alexander Archipelago, even the frozen, gale-swept heights of the Denali massif.† (source)
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New York was an archipelago of ghettos seething with aliens.† (source)
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Feeling flush, Williams bought Cabbage Island, one of the sea islands that form an archipelago along the Georgia coast.† (source)
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They would emerge a short distance away, sometimes three or four of them, a short-lived archipelago of volcanic islands.† (source)
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It was the aural equivalent of an island archipelago seen from the air, a chain of low humps broken by broad swaths of blue.† (source)
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A few weeks before he was killed in the Battle of the Archipelago.† (source)
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Deep in Madame's voice, Marie-Laure hears water: atolls and archipelagoes and lagoons and fiords.† (source)
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Miraculously it survives the humidity and our moves, with only a few unwarranted archipelagos of gray mold dotting its oceans.† (source)
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They could see a large bonfire out in the archipelago.† (source)
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They contain round archipelagoes of romantic isles, even as the Polynesian waters do;† (source)
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Beneath these talismans, white linen shone around the burnished reflections of the Atreides silver, which had been placed in precise arrangements along the great table—little archipelagos of service waiting beside crystal glasses, each setting squared off before a heavy wooden chair.† (source)
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I am pleased with myself; I have three hours more until I reach the thick of the Missouri Ozarks and my destination, a small archipelago of cabins in the woods that accepts cash for weekly rentals and has cable TV, a must.† (source)
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She has explored seas and archipelagoes which had no chart, where no Cook or Vancouver had ever sailed.† (source)
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A film of tears misted her eyes as the tender small globes of fruit (slightly moist and deliciously textured in their chewy sweetness that mingled with archipelagos of minute seeds) slid richly down her throat, one by one; wild with delight, unashamed at her piggishness and the sugary saliva drooling over fingers and chin, she devoured them all.† (source)
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The boat zipped and skipped across the sea, the sea that lay between the main islands of the only archipelago of any useful size on the whole planet.† (source)
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