While mind-bogglingly huge, Kluane (a First Nations word meaning "plentiful fish" and pronounced kloo-wan-ay) is also remarkably accessible, well-connected to a network paved roads, including the Alaska Highway.
On the plus side, gravity is a third of Earth's and water is far more plentiful than once thought, meaning that everything necessary for life, from air to water to metals and plastics, can be manufactured there.
Part energy consultancy, part publishing house, the Berlin-based organization focuses on countries with a so-called "resource curse," meaning that most of their citizens remain poor despite plentiful local oil resources.
7. Natural gas, while plentiful within the U.S., is, like oil, a fungible commodity - meaning that it can be transported and sold in other markets that require natural gas - including foreign markets.
The present name, selected by Boyd, is a derivation of one of two Delaware Indian words, one meaning "place of eels" and the other "where horns are plentiful".
The first humans to live in the area, the Spokane people (their name meaning "children of the sun" in Salishan), arrived between 13,000 and 8,000 years ago, living off plentiful game.
The implication being that such women are also both plentiful and 'cheap.' The term foza orana is like the other expressions, evolving in its meaning and scope.
Dubai offers plentiful excursions.
