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Subject:	Re:alora
Author:	Ciarda Rayne (Authenticated as Ciarda)
Date:	September 10, 2004 at 1:30:30 AM
Reply to:	Re:alora by alora

I found a few more names that the name Alora may have come from. Alaura, Alera, and Allura.

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Messages in this thread:

Re:alora - alora Sep 2 2004, 3:58:02 PM
- Re:alora - Ciarda Rayne Sep 10 2004, 1:30:30 AM
- Re:alora - Ciarda Rayne Sep 3 2004, 12:15:12 AM
- Re:alora - Miss Claire Sep 2 2004, 4:38:15 PM
  - Oh the possibilities - Silver Sep 2 2004, 9:25:32 PM
    - Re: Oh the possibilities - Menke Sep 5 2004, 8:00:53 AM
      - Re: Oh the possibilities - Miss Claire Sep 5 2004, 11:10:32 AM
    - The Italian version of Alors is "Allora" nt - Chrisell Sep 2 2004, 9:45:06 PM

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