From the Krkonoše Mountains through a safari to a military fortress

Smithsonian Roosevelt African Expedition (1909 1910) In March 1909, shortly after the end of his presidency, Roosevelt left New York for the Smithsonian Roosevelt African Expedition, a safari in east and central Africa outfitted by the Smithsonian Institution.

Decided to make a paintbrush.

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We're going to learn how to make one flap.

Or you could do a moose.

So basically I'm going to make a duet.

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I failed to make a cake.

I'll make a phone call.

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I would like to make a request.

I am going to undergo an electrocardiography.

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I just made a friend.

I'd like to make a speech.

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She tried to do a backflip.

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So we needed a system that would allow Benjamin to do everything a human being can do.

You know, you don't have to have a Kwanzaa festival.

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Well, then you could do an organ.

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Kate knows how to make a cake.

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Do you have to make a speech?

Let's do a pregnancy test.

When will they give a concert?

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She watched him drawing a picture.