What does the Lone Ranger’s title Kemo Sabe really mean?
As used by Tonto on the radio show “The Lone Ranger,” Kemo Sabe was intended to mean “faithful friend.”
But in the Apache tongue it means “white shirt.”
In Navajo it means “soggy shrub.”
As used by Tonto on the radio show “The Lone Ranger,” Kemo Sabe was intended to mean “faithful friend.”
But in the Apache tongue it means “white shirt.”
In Navajo it means “soggy shrub.”
As of the early 1980s, the United States held the largest supply, with nearly 27 percent of the world’s uranium reserves. Other countries with large supplies were: Australia, with 18 percent; Sweden, with 16 percent; South Africa, with 15 percent; and Canada, with 9 percent.
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