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Captain Steven Gerrard was labelled a bar-room brawler and star striker Wayne Rooney is described as a 'Freier' - a man who pays for sex.
Mirror.co.uk - News 2010
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He was a completely normal guy, said Katharina Freier, who lives across the hallway from the Ukas.
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Freier said Karzai may be a "bad actor in some respects" but agreed that he exercised significant influence in the region and at least at some level supported his half brother's policies.
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It will leave a power vacuum in this important region of Afghanistan, said Nate Freier, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a think tank.
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Freier said Karzai may be a "bad actor in some respects" but agreed that he exercised significant influence in the region and at least at some level supported his half brother's policies.
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It will leave a power vacuum in this important region of Afghanistan, said Nate Freier, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a think tank.
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Freier and Riley will be joined by Terrence Bennett in Seattle for a panel session on the topic taking place from 9-10 a.m. on Sunday, March 15
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In 1925 the Freier family moved to Berlin, since Moritz had been hired by the Jewish community of Berlin to officiate as rabbi at three synagogues: Rykestrasse (Prenzlauer Berg), Heiderreutergasse (Alte Schul) and Kaiserstrasse.
Recha Freier. 2009
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In her later years Freier occasionally felt bitter that her earlier work for the Youth Aliyah was never properly recognized and that Henrietta Szold was mistakenly considered its founder.
Recha Freier. 2009
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Freier and Riley will be joined by Terrence Bennett in Seattle for a panel session on the topic taking place from 9-10 a.m. on Sunday, March 15
February 2009 2009
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