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The colorful, vintage cars cruising the streets are a distinctive feature of Havana.Havana = the capital and largest city of Cuba
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Her grandfather was born in Havana and often shared stories of his childhood there.
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Captain, the best Havana has to offer.† (source)
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My great-grandparents loaded up on a boat in Havana Harbor with six-year-old Winell and prepared to create a new life in Jamaica.† (source)
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Havana," Laila managed.† (source)
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A cabinet sits next to it, doors open to reveal a big foil bag of Italian Roast Water-Process Decaf and a box of Havana cigars.† (source)
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The Waldorf in May, the Bar Harbor House in June and July, the Overlook in August and early September, before moving on to Bermuda, Havana, Rio, wherever.† (source)
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We heard it as we sipped cafés cubanos in Little Havana and ate Jamaican jerk chicken in little holes-in-the-wall in the dreary immigrant neighborhoods west of Fort Lauderdale.† (source)
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He had begun to like him on the September afternoon when he first appeared at his cell door carrying a folded chessboard beneath his arm and a Havana cigar box full of chess pieces.† (source)
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Fidel, his brother Raul, and Ernesto they call Che had entered Havana and liberated the country.† (source)
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The archangel Gabriel appears in the sky over Havana.† (source)
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America had severed diplomatic relations with Havana.† (source)
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I can always come in on the glow from Havana.† (source)
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She began to imagine a romantic weekend in Havana.† (source)
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Farmer spent an hour that evening locating the gate for our charter flight to Havana.† (source)
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He is standing on the Paseo Prado with Havana harbor in the background.† (source)
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