jarina
Phytelephas latin
ivory palm
ivory-nut palm

Alternative B included a reduction to four dams, dropping Jarina and Iriri.

Luljeta Jarina, 19, and her father, Ramiz, who had worked in the personnel department of a mining company, were among those who went into hiding.

"It is a well-known thing that those who prepare revolution always seem to pay for it the most," said Jarina Sikolva, a sociologist in Prague.

Four other dams were planned upstream as well and they include the Ipixuna, Kakraimoro, Iriri and Jarina.

Slovakia, Bratislava, The Integration Hill (cooperation with architect Ivan Jarina)

The Revolution's Losses "Those who led the revolution lost here,' said Jarina Siklova, a sociologist at Charles University in Prague.

This and the first two of the common names refer to the very hard white endosperm of their seeds (tagua nuts or jarina seeds), which resembles elephant ivory.

Nicknames are Jarka, Jarcza, Jara, Jarina, Jaromilka, Jarmilka, Mila, Jarulinka.

Slovakia, Bratislava, City Part of Ruzinov, Superior Chapel, Interior (cooperation with architect Ivan Jarina)

During this campaign, which started in Belgern, Henry II was struck by an illness at Jarina castle and returned with some of his bishops, while the remaining armies devastated the surrounding area.

It was startling to see Jarina Carvalho's sensual demeanor toward Don Bellamy in the third theme, and yet her tender looks over her shoulder and her sustained closeness to her partner's body decoded the romantic root in the music.

The cast of this welcome restaging was completed by Andrea Long as Calliope, Kellye A. Saunders as Polyhymnia, Naimah Willoughby and Jarina Carvalho as the nymphs, and Lenore Pavlakos as Leto.