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Orison as object

By Ruben Defeo | March 1, 2004 - 12:00am

In ancient times, volcanoes were worshipped. Its majestic form and terrible power, as well as the life-giving rich soil its environs derive have for centuries awed and nurtured civilizations around the world. Strategically,...

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