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okoko
i like the way you are

okoko sabanjwa yi-u.s.a
held by u.s.a. since then.

okoko kuphambili kungokuba isinxibelelwana sepetroli yetanki evulwe ngaphezulu.
a further possibility is that the seams of a fuel tank may open up.

nangona zazisaziwa okoko kwishumi elinesixhenxe lenkulungwane ayzange yacelwa ukuba isetyenziswe kwade kwasemva kweminyaka esixhenxe yemfazwe.
although they had been known since the late seventeenth century, they were not appreciably used until after the seven years' war.

elokuqala uncedo yayikokuba okoko inqanawa yayingasasebenzi ngamandla elwandle, umgangatho wabo weplanga wawungavulwanga wahlala womile ngaphakathi.
the initial benefit was that since the ships no longer worked so much at sea, their planking did not open and they remained much drier inside.

amashumi asithoba emipu akumgangatho wesithathu ayequkwe kwisantya esikwindawo yesibini okoko zanda zanyuka zaya kutsho kumashumi asithoba anesibhozo emipu.
the ninety-gun three-deckers comprised the second-rate, until the increase to ninety-eight guns in the late 1770s.

emva koko, iseyile ingunxantathu apha ngaphambili kulendawo kuhlalwa kuyo yayizakusebenza kancinci kwindawo eziku mntla yurophu kwizikhitshane okoko kwabalishumi elinesithandathu senkulungwane.
after all, triangular sails on the fore-stay had been in use in small north european boats since the sixteenth century.

yayincameka ngolonahlobo okoko ngaphandle ngokungafani kwamanani emipu yona foudoyant yanyuka yayakytsho anesine eponti ngokuchasene ngaphezu kwemonmouth ngamashumi mabini anesine ishumi elinesibini leponti.
this was very creditable since, apart from the disparity in the number of guns, the foudroyant mounted 42- and 24-pounders against the monmouth's 24- and 12-pounders.

njengo kuphumla kwayo kumazibuko kukwakho nokutyinwa phakathi ukwenzela xa ethe wahlaselwa, kwaye ayizange yavulwa okoko, angazange aye kuyo, ngaphandle kwamandla elitye lokusila.
as for the rest of her ports they were caulked in when she was fitted out, and have never been opened since, nor will they ever be, except in a mill pond.