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  2. Timbuktu - Wikipedia

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    Two years later, he returned to Timbuktu to live there for another seven years – one of a population that was, even centuries after its peak and excluding slaves, double the size of the 21st-century town. By the time Shabeni was 27, he was an established merchant in his hometown of Tetuan.

  3. History of Timbuktu - Wikipedia

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    The earliest of their sponsored explorers was a young Scottish adventurer named Mungo Park, who made two trips in search of the Niger River and Timbuktu (departing first in 1795 and then in 1805). It is believed that Park was the first Westerner to have reached the city, but he died in modern-day Nigeria without having the chance to report his ...

  4. Timbuctoo, California - Wikipedia

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    The town site is accessed by the much-neglected Timbuctoo Road, which crosses a stream gulch by bridge in two places, one east and one west of town, meandering in a loop back to Highway 20. The western bridge buckled at the west end in 2008 and was unusable until replaced in 2014.

  5. What's out: Expensive wine. What's in: Two-buck Chuck. - AOL

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    A few years ago, before Trader Joe's had opened a store in my city, I was assigned a story about the Two Buck Chuck phenomenon by a national shopping magazine. Not knowing it from Welch's, I ...

  6. University of Timbuktu - Wikipedia

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    The city of Timbuktu developed out of a semi-permanent campsite established by the Tuareg people in the late 1100s A.D. to early 1200s A.D. [2] [3] Due to the Tuaregs having established the area as a way-station for supplies and provisions, which was often visited by travelers and merchants passing by, it eventually became a large trading city.

  7. Here's Why Trader Joe's 'Two-Buck Chuck' Is So Cheap - AOL

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  8. Wine company behind Trader Joe’s ‘Two Buck Chuck’ lays off ...

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    The California winemaker behind the famously affordable Charles Shaw wine — better known to some as the Trader Joe’s staple "Two Buck Chuck" — announced last week that it plans to layoff 81 ...

  9. Timbuk 3 - Wikipedia

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    Timbuk 3 was formed in 1984 in Madison, Wisconsin, by the husband-and-wife team of Pat MacDonald (acoustic, electric, bass and MIDI guitars, harmonica, vocals, drum programming) and Barbara Kooyman (electric guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, violin, rhythm programming, vocals).