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Twenty-six people were Monday sentenced in a court in the southern town of Biskra for belonging to a terrorist organisation, violence against the security forces and for possession of explosives.
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We travelled a lot that year — from Woolloomooloo Bay to Biskra.
Tender is the Night 2003
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On his way back to Al-Qayrawan, 'Uqbah was attacked near Biskra in present-day Algeria on orders from Kusaylah by Berbers supported by Byzantine contingents.
Archive 2001-01-01 Lionheart 2001
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On his way back to Al-Qayrawan, 'Uqbah was attacked near Biskra in present-day Algeria on orders from Kusaylah by Berbers supported by Byzantine contingents.
Islam's War to Save the World Lionheart 2001
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Now, he knows as well as anyone — for is he not "Reader in French at the University of London" — that André Gide never had a mistress; an occasional encounter with the dark-skinned Meriem or En-Barka in the early Nineties at Biskra does not make of either a mistress.
He Never Had a Mistress O'Brien, Justin 1966
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They were living in a small town on the rim of the desert near Biskra.
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This we found in a house belonging to a son of the caid of Biskra.
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Only once before had such a scene been witnessed in Biskra, when some years previously the wife of a French general had visited the oasis.
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It was on the white, glaring walls of the casino at Biskra that the news was first bulletined for our eyes.
On the Stairs Henry B. Fuller
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Waram went to Biskra and from there to the village where Grimshaw lived.
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