Its exotic route-map puts it at the mercy of several capricious regimes.
What follows is a dizzying progression of exotic routes and romances.
His plays, however, travel more exotic routes: from Rome to Rwanda, Madagascar to the Middle East.
But some of the advances in developing, for example, a cure for Parkinson's are not hi-tech and have come via unlikely, even exotic, routes.
Exotic routes tested include intrarenal, intratesticular, and intracranial injections.
Fish were collected by a combination of single-pass electrofishing (LR-24; Smith-Root Corporation, Vancouver, WA, USA) and angling (one stream) close to the river mouths, as these represent the main invasion routes for exotic trout in the area (Consuegra et al. 2011).
He realised instantly that Mirfield was not a route to exotic wildlife, but to intense loneliness.
After graduating in 1972, and half-heartedly starting to train as a teacher, he set off to see the world, acquiring en route two exotic middle names (Ferran Meritxell), and spending time in India, in Laos (as a war photographer), around the Inca ruins in Bolivia, and in Spain (as a fashion photographer), before arriving in London in 1976.
No place better evokes exotic camel-train trade routes and desert mystery.
My friends have been great in bringing the party to me or making a stop in Hong Kong on route to an exotic destination, but I would be lying if I told you I didn't miss out.
The empire, eventually spanning from Austria to northern Africa, used its land and water routes to import exotic ingredients from all over the world.
