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Yuma-Mesa citrus land will be open to first sale December 10th 1919
Yuma: winter lemon capital 1968
Yumaesque Cronin 1932
Yuman languages I: first impressions Winter 1957
Yumas killed competitors Willson 1969
Yumas killed competitors Willson 1969
Yumas killed competitors Willson 1969
Yumas killed competitors Willson 1969

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