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Curacao: the Caribbean's Dutch treat.
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February 9, 1988
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CURACAO: THE CARIBBEAN'S DUTCH TREAT
NEW YORK, Feb. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Its inland canal and naturally deep harbor frame its capital city around a sea of green and blue.
Its Rotterdam-styled gables and brightly colored tile roofs remain from centuries past, and its narrow, winding streets are bordered by open-air markets and modern shops which bristle with activity.
It is not Holland, nor run of "mill." It is Curacao, one of the Caribbean's more diverse and picturesque islands. Centuries have passed since the Dutch first settled here, but ...
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