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802:Afghanistan
654:Afro-Creole
166:(1627) and
121:, Grenada,
1744:Categories
1722:Sri Lankan
1617:(Brackley)
894:Bangladesh
585:References
449:Bridgetown
322:Bridgetown
127:Grenadines
123:St Vincent
76:Montserrat
1611:(Bennett)
1488:Bermudian
1364:1999–2000
1316:Sri Lanka
818:Australia
626:CLR James
160:Essequibo
152:century.
1706:Scottish
1524:Canadian
1442:American
1357:Zimbabwe
1214:Pakistan
441:Trinidad
433:Barbados
431:between
429:Barbados
294:Demerara
283:Trinidad
275:Barbados
186:Trinidad
168:Demerara
162:(1616),
141:St Lucia
125:and the
119:Dominica
109:Anguilla
68:Barbados
60:St Kitts
56:Virginia
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1697:1966–67
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1626:1912–13
1621:1910–11
1615:1904–05
1609:1901–02
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1593:1894–95
1586:English
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164:Berbice
102:Jamaica
84:Barbuda
80:Antigua
62:in the
52:Bermuda
45:Bahamas
302:Guyana
201:Tobago
156:Guyana
1570:Dutch
1046:India
795:tours
578:See:
72:Nevis
1577:2001
1531:1976
1459:2004
1454:1909
1419:2016
1414:2013
1409:2010
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1369:2006
1343:2018
1333:2003
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1307:2024
1302:2021
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1282:1992
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1256:2013
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1190:2002
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1123:2022
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1103:2011
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