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That jump tied his top rival, Saudi Arabia's Hussein Taher Al-Sabee, in fifth place on the list of world leaders this year.
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Gen. Jamal Taher Baker, Kirkuk's provincial police chief, says these attacks were carried out by militant groups linked to al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein's former regime to derail any easing in the dispute in Kirkuk, which has pitted local communities against one another.
Three Killings Rekindle Iraqi Fears Sam Dagher 2011
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Taher Nunu, a spokesman for the Hamas government, denied the militants' complicity, saying Gaza "has nothing to do with these attacks."
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Taher Nunu, a spokesman for the Hamas government, denied the militants' complicity, saying Gaza "has nothing to do with these attacks."
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"It would be good as long as there are no glitches," said Taher Tayeb, a 21-year-old Manhattanite who was riding in a car driven by a friend.
Sensors to Drive Midtown Traffic Andrew Grossman 2011
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Taher Edwan quit his post Tuesday ahead of a debate on a new press and publications draft law.
Jordan's Information Minister Quits in Media Freedom Dispute 2011
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Foreign Affairs Minister Simbarashe Mumbengegwi said Libyan Ambassador Taher Elmagrahi had expressed support for the rebel-backed National Transitional Council, or NTC, and recently flew the flag of the group.
Zimbabwe Expels Libya Envoy, Calls Staff Home Farai Mutsaka 2011
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Taher Ismail, a resident of Giza, across the river from Cairo, said he saw live footage of the violence and immediately rushed to Tahrir "to stand with the people."
Egypt's Rulers Step Up Battle Matt Bradley 2011
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There are still some tariffs and quotas, notably on farm products, "but for the most part, the gates are open," says Taher El Sherif, director of the Egyptian-British Chamber of Commerce.
EU to Broaden Libya Sanctions Laurence Norman 2011
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"The economic situation, the financial situation, the foreign debt are tremendous," said Taher al Masri, speaker of the Jordanian Senate, in an interview.
Jordan, Too, Feels Heat of Arab Spring Protests Bill Spindle 2011
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