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"Catastrophe" is a Greek word brought directly into English that means "destruction."
Clovis News Journal : News By Curtis K. Shelburne: Religion columnist 2010
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"Catastrophe" is a Greek word brought directly into English that means "destruction."
Clovis News Journal : News By Curtis K. Shelburne: Religion columnist 2010
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Catastrophe is somewhat predictable in that it will happen but you do not know when.
Archive 2003-05-01 Dean Francis Alfar 2003
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Catastrophe is somewhat predictable in that it will happen but you do not know when.
notes from the peanut gallery Dean Francis Alfar 2003
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Then about ten years ago, I read a book called Catastrophe by David Keys about the environmental changes that forced the Huns and Saxons to migrate after the fall of the Roman Empire.
Interview with Jacob Asher Michael Cindy 2010
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Earlier this year, the Oriental Institute mounted an important exhibition called Catastrophe!
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World Bank Blamed Over Deals Causing 'Catastrophe' -- Congo Village Chiefs Not Told Value of Concessions -
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Palestine News Network: The Israelis are gearing up to celebrate 60 years since, what the Palestinians refer to as the Catastrophe, Al Nakba.
Elder of Ziyon 2010
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"Catastrophe" - London, April 30, (Pal Telegraph) After
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"Catastrophe" - London, April 30, (Pal Telegraph) After
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