badarian造句

• This would be for the " Dining Late with Claude La Badarian " article, which is about a serial narrative comprising 13 short stories, really adventures, of Claude La Badarian.
• It would be a great help for anyone who would read the " Dining Late with Claude La Badarian " stories because they would be able to follow exactly where these places are.
• As regards the key Badarian group, a 2005 study by anthropologist S . O . Y . Keita of Badarian crania in predynastic upper Egypt found that the predynastic Badarian series clusters much closer with the tropical African series than European samples.
• As regards the key Badarian group, a 2005 study by anthropologist S . O . Y . Keita of Badarian crania in predynastic upper Egypt found that the predynastic Badarian series clusters much closer with the tropical African series than European samples.
• As regards the key Badarian group, a 2005 study by anthropologist S . O . Y . Keita of Badarian crania in predynastic upper Egypt found that the predynastic Badarian series clusters much closer with the tropical African series than European samples.
• A 2005 study by Keita of predynastic Badarian ( Southern Egyptian ) crania found that the Badarian samples cluster more closely with East African ( Ethiopic ) samples than they do with Northern European ( Berg and Norse ) samples, though importantly no Asian and Southern Africa samples were included in the study.
• A 2005 study by Keita of predynastic Badarian ( Southern Egyptian ) crania found that the Badarian samples cluster more closely with East African ( Ethiopic ) samples than they do with Northern European ( Berg and Norse ) samples, though importantly no Asian and Southern Africa samples were included in the study.
• Hi : I would like to know if someone would mind populating a map of New England with the travels and locations ( both mentioned and visited ) of one fictional character named "'Claude La Badarian "'as he lives through 13 short stories written by American writer William Monahan.
• In 2000 Monahan's first novel, " Light House : A Trifle ", was finally published, and it garnered critical acclaim; " The New York Times " proclaimed, " Monahan's cocksure prose gallops along " and " BookPage Fiction " called Monahan " a worthy successor to Kingsley Amis . " In the second half of 2001 Monahan wrote a fictional column at the " New York Press " under the pseudonym of Claude La Badarian, which ran for 13 weeks.