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Over twenty years ago, my father drove my mother 10 miles from a small town called Deir Debwan near Ramallah to a hospital in Jerusalem.
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Over twenty years ago, my father drove my mother 10 miles from a small town called Deir Debwan near Ramallah to a hospital in Jerusalem.
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Over twenty years ago, my father drove my mother 10 miles from a small town called Deir Debwan near Ramallah to a hospital in Jerusalem.
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These workers were the tomb carvers, craftsmen, artists, and painters who normally resided over the valley, about three miles from the Valley of the Kings, in a village called Deir el Medina.
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Collaborating with them on what is known as the Deir Al-Surian Library Project is the Levantine Foundation.
1,500-year-old Coptic Library Argent 2006
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This village is known as Deir el Belah, or, more frequently, merely as Belah.
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But Homs, a city of two million, and its relatively unified Sunni Muslim majority, offered far more resistance than Hama and other large towns, namely Deir al-Zour, Lattakia and Baniyas, which the government stormed in August, at the onset of a shift in strategy to crush the uprising almost solely through force of arms.
NYT > Home Page By ANTHONY SHADID 2011
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Just above the well, on the side of the mountain, are the ruins of a convent, called Deir
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Just above the well, on the side of the mountain, are the ruins of a convent, called Deir
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Under Senmut’s genius was created a magnificent temple, called Deir el Bahari, out of the sheer rock cliff that looks down on the temple of Amen-Ra.
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