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Angolan cuisine is known for its diverse flavors and unique ingredients.

Many Angolan people speak Portuguese as their second language.

Angolan music is a vibrant mix of traditional rhythms and modern influences.

The Angolan economy relies heavily on oil production.

Angolan wildlife includes a variety of species such as elephants, lions, and giraffes.

Angolan art often reflects the country's rich cultural heritage.

Angolan literature has a long history of storytelling and oral traditions.

Angolan history is marked by periods of colonization and struggle for independence.

Angolan women are known for their colorful traditional clothing and accessories.

Angolan dancers are skilled in a variety of traditional and modern dance styles.

the angolan ambassador spoke at the un.

he is an angolan citizen living in london.

the angolan government is working to improve education.

angolan cuisine is known for its unique flavors.

they learned about angolan history and culture.

the angolan economy is heavily reliant on oil.

her family has roots in angola, specifically the angolan coast.

the angolan people are known for their warm hospitality.

he is studying the angolan language and customs.

the angolan flag features a red star on a black background.

And he and his family still have financial interests across the Angolan economy.

Angolan mines are one of the world's top 10 producers of diamonds.

The company Sodiam, an Angolan state diamond marketer, will sell the pink diamond by international tender.

Instead, Angolan Defense Minister Jo? o Louren? o topped the party list for the ruling MPLA party.

Today, scientists are studying ancient animal remains discovered on the Angolan coast.

These vast, undeveloped Angolan watersheds were frozen in time by 27 years of civil war.

Sixty two people, including 35 children, are now known to have died in torrential rains in the Angolan port city of Lobito.

In Portugal, there are lines every day outside the Angolan and Brazilian consulates, as job-seekers look for better fortunes in the country's former colonies.

During and after a downturn in 2009 and 2010, caused by a crash in oil prices, Angolan policymakers were confident that the economy would quickly regain its swagger.

The Culture Minister says so far no list of relevant objects has been put together, but that officials had identified several Angolan pieces of art in a museum in Lisbon.