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Pines

British  
/ paɪnz /

noun

  1. the former name of the (Isle of) Youth

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The blackened, burned trees eventually gave way to live ponderosa pines, and then to untouched bearclover and white alder, and at last she and Dodger were back among the monarchs again.

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They plunged into the forest, branches scratching and whacking at them as they barreled through the pines and underbrush.

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He and Elwood carried Akira and her father up into a tall canopy of Ponderosa pines, where bearclover and white alder grew among granite boulders.

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A worker from Pancho’s Taqueria and Mexican Cafe in Circle Pines, Minnesota was detained by ICE officers on Jan. 13.

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Koepka said he plans to resume his PGA career at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, Calif., on Jan. 29.

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