Usar "panama" en una oración

1. kerchief at the throat and topped with a battered panama hat

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2. It’s surprisingly not the home of the Panama Hat – that’s from Ecuador

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3. James Waddell was assigned duty on the store ship Release, and the ship was dispatched to Colon, Panama, in support of the U

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4. citizens who were there during the building of the Panama

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5. was in conjunction with another shipping line to carry mail from the eastern side of Panama to the eastern United States

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6. “every tie in the Panama Railroad represents the life of some

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7. In the meantime, when Waddell arrived in Panama, he traveled

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8. Francisco and Panama with their heavy shipments of gold and

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9. Mary’s had been operating out of Panama and was one of the older vessels

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10. the steamer in Panama were closely observed, and when the

11. sailing from California to the Orient, or to Panama

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12. company in Panama, where regulations scarcely existed, and move

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13. turned it into a literal war with the invasion of Panama

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14. One obvious death toll is the invasion of Panama in 1989 by Bush Sr

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15. The US did fight a literal war on drugs, against the nation of Panama

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16. Manuel Noriega became the military dictator of Panama in 1983

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17. But where most US allies worked with the CIA, Panama worked more with the US Army because of the Panama Canal

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18. Noriega allowed Panama to be used as a halfway point for drug shipments to the US

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19. Some authors blame Colombian neglect of the province of Panama

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20. Panama was isolated from the rest of Colombia by geography, high mountains cutting off contact except by the sea

21. It is fair to say that without Roosevelt there would not be a nation of Panama, nor its canal that was for so long been a hated symbol of US imperialism

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22. Roosevelt invaded repeatedly; Panama in 1903, Honduras three times, in 1903, 1905, and 1907; the Dominican Republic in 1903, staying over a year; Mexico in 1905; Cuba in 1906, staying three years; and Nicaragua in 1907

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23. Roosevelt then told rebels in Panama he would help them if they revolted

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24. The uprising began, and the USS Tennessee blocked Colombian troops from crushing the revolt since the only route to Panama was by sea

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25. The first was Argentina in 1890; then Chile in 1891, Haiti the same year; Nicaragua no less than seven times, in 1894, 1898, 1899, 1907, 1909, 1910, and then in 1912, when US troops controlled the country for the next 21 years; Panama in 1895, 1903 (See Section Five), 1912, 1918, and 1925; Honduras six times, in 1903, 1905, 1907, 1911, 1912, and 1924 ; the Dominican Republic in 1903, 1914, and then 1916, when US troops controlled the country until 1924; Mexico in 1905 and 1914; Cuba in 1906, 1912, and 1917, when US troops controlled the country until 1933

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26. ) The big exception to that is Panama in 1941, when he recognized the overthrow of a fascist dictator

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27. ) In Panama, demonstrators against the canal were killed by US Canal Zone police

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28. Bush had earlier invaded Panama to overthrow a dictator who had become an embarrassment because of his ties to drug cartels while being on the US payroll

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29. The Panama Canal was returned, undoing an injustice of almost 80 years and likely preventing further deaths from riots or terrorism against the canal

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30. Costa Rican log barges loaded with cargo harvested on the Pacific Coast routinely passed through the Panama Canal

31. Reagan would not have allowed the return of the Panama Canal to Panama

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32. The land was taken after the US Navy helped Panama break away from Colombia

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33. She even knew how Sylvia should spend the money: a relaxing vacation with her friend Caroline (Sylvia’s treat, of course) and also had in mind the perfect place: Bocas del Toro, Panama

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34. Continuing south, she had cause to wonder at the state of relations between Costa Rica and Panama, for the squads of automatic weapon toting men in fatigues gathered along the north-bound side of the highway

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35. Considering Caroline’s disagreeable manner the entire trip, she decided to leave her in Panama and go alone in search of… who knew what?

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36. “You do live in a void, don’t you? So, I suppose you haven’t heard this either, but another truck got busted coming in from Panama at Paso Canoas a couple of days ago

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37. That was hidden behind a screen of legitimacy to the highest levels in the governments of Costa Rica, Panama and Columbia

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38. A few dozen feet away from that black-suited guy, he pointed at him with a cheesy-looking hand in the shape of a gun, a grin as wide as the Panama canal, and said:

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39. Has there ever been a period in Nicaraguan history when las Imperialistas haven’t been happily raping your country? I know the answer: no, there hasn’t, and what about Panama, Cuba, Chile, Venezuela, or Costa Rica for that matter

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40. He wasn’t a professional, just an underpaid driver manipulated into smuggling cocaine across the Costa Rica - Panama border

41. The guy tells her how his brother brings tons ‘a coke – really, tons – in log barges up from the Panama Canal

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42. He had driven the coastal highway many times; it seemed that Sixaola, on the border with Panama, was a favored home in exile for many Nicaraguans

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43. Sergeant Ferguson was elated, since the Colonel had promised him that if he received his star, he would use his influence to see that Ferguson was assigned to Panama

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44. He pulled down the brim of the Panama hat that the Brazilian had lent him as they walked through the Polonia’s front doors

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45. I’m headed for the States on Monday, then to Panama

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46. Most of the surplus cigarettes were gone, sold by Ferguson on the German market for American Military marks, which the master sergeant had then converted into dollars and wired to his wife in Panama

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47. Three destinations, beginning with the Panama Canal, then moving on to

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48. The history of the Panama Canal is not universally well known

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49. Few people are aware, for instance, that in 1534, King Charles V of Spain had ordered the first topographical studies for the possible construction of a channel across the Isthmus of Panama

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50. The year 1903 was decisive in the cooperation between Panama and the United States whose Congress

51. Three days later, the president of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt, formally recognized the Republic of Panama

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52. He sent some war ships to protect United States property and to prevent Colombian troops from attacking Panama

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53. construction of an intercontinental channel through the Isthmus of Panama

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54. Then, in 1922, Colombia accepted from the United States twenty-five million dollars in addition to some special transportation privileges by land, as compensation for the loss of Panama

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55. Also on that date, it gave to Panama real estate and buildings that the Administration of the Canal Zone did not need

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56. Nevertheless, in 1978 the United States and Panama signed a treaty under which the Administration of the Canal would be transferred to a Panamanian in December of 1989

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57. Within ten years, the canal, with all its properties would be handed over to Panama

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58. In fact, on December 31st, 1999, the United States withdrew from the Canal Zone and Panama became its only owner

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59. Panama, ruled by a leftist government, was seeking to take full control of the Canal in forthcoming negotiations

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60. near Panama City Beach, and she was ready to unload

61. He was dressed in a white tropical suit and wore his Panama hat cocked at a jaunty

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62. Vanderbilt chose not to challenge the subsidized lines through Panama

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63. Instead, he took a year to deepen the San Juan River in Nicaragua and thus made a canal, creating a course 500 miles shorter than the Panama route

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64. sent John Stevens, Hill’s chief railroad-construction engineer, to head the building of the Panama Canal

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65. That's why he'd sent his ship all the way down to the Panama Canal

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66. I’ve travelled by ship through both the Panama and Suez canals

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67. With shoes and socks and Alwyn’s Panama hat, I had thirteen items of clothing to remove

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68. It was even more disquieting to discover that my other four travelling companions were young women from ‘good’ homes and the sort of schools where they wouldn’t have been allowed out the gates without panama hats at the correct angle, gloves, ties, blazers, neatly aligned stockings and polished shoes

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69. Arriving in California by sea meant either going around Cape Horn or saving a few miles by crossing Panama

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70. In 1989 there was another adventure in pursuing Manuel Noriega in Panama

71. When people in power were questioned why they were attacking Panama, the answer was

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72. The song “Highway to Hell” by AC/DC was used when the United States invaded Panama in January 1989

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73. Consider the late twentieth century skirmishes in Granada, Panama, the Falkland Islands and Somalia

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74. Panama style hat of straw, bearing the same in matching black

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75. During that time, US1 would head for home through the Panama Canal

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76. their hips, Jim nodded an indication of greeting, then adjusted his panama hat firmly on his head and in the process knocked his pince-nez from the end of his nose, allowing them to dangle around his neck from their cord

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77. They would quickly flee to a country where they could live well, a country that does not pry into residents’ affairs, perhaps Panama

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78. The four and a half day journey back to Panama was most unpleasant, because the submarine was overcrowded

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79. China has its fingers on the Panama Canal, and

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80. I woke up to all this when I did my tour in Panama in eighty-nine

81. Hell, it’s Panama all over again

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82. Jorobté (pronounced “hore – obe –TAY” – Latin name Cornutia grandifolia) is a woody shrub native to Central America from Mexico through Panama

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83. It was like releasing a fish into water: that first year he began the first major national anti-trust case (against Northern Securities); he introduced his plan for a Panama Canal; he settled a major, violent strike in the anthracite coal fields; and he squared off with Germany over a crisis in Venezuela

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84. So when Pinga suggested I go to Panama with him, it would be fun, I hesitated

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85. It sounded interesting, but I was also aware he knew I had family in Panama City, family with connections in case things got tight, as they always did in the treasure business

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86. So I flew down to Panama

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87. I had decided Panama would keep my mind off the myth, but I had my misgivings

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88. those last few days in Panama

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89. He told me he was about to take off for Panama again

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90. “I’m in Panama

91. “What the hell are you doing there? Aren’t you supposed to be on the Pacific side, around Panama City?”

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92. could have made his way to Panama thousands of years ago and carved his name

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93. years ago (or 40,000 years ago) would have come to Panama in the first place?

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94. reach Panama he would have had to go westward, toward the setting sun, and most of the major sea and land migrations, including the ones just mentioned,

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95. While in Panama I ended up staying at a base near the canal

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96. While I was on the lovely island of Toboga off of the coast of Panama I stayed at a

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97. Panama or Turkey, be barely still in International waters, which is what, 12

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98. “The first wires from my accounts began arriving in Panama, last week

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