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Geda, who became a pilot, later committed suicide.
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During the first four years of her marriage she gave birth to a son, Geda, while her daughter Anna was born in Anatolia in 1916.
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"It is not easy for SA companies to establish a footprint in the states on their own," said Geda chief executive Charles Jonker.
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Gauteng Economic Development Agency (Geda), Gauteng MEC for economic affairs and finance Jabu Moleketi was among those to accompany the delegation.
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Earlier this year Geda led a trade mission to Tel Aviv which saw the establishment of 28 joint ventures between seven South African and Israel-based companies, the statement said.
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Agency (Geda) Moleketi said the money would be used over a period of three years.
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Dec. 11 -- Sheik Kiazim, Chief of the Shiites, proclaims a holy war; Turks report occupation of Geda.
The New York Times Current History: the European War, February, 1915 Various
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Researcher Dr Yonas Geda said: "We observed a dose-response pattern which simply means; the higher the amount of calories consumed each day, the higher the risk of MCI."
BBC News - Home 2012
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Dr. Yonas Geda, study co-author with the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona and member of the American Academy of Neurology.
NYDN Rss 2012
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When the researchers took into account other risk factors for mild cognitive impairment, they found that "the beneficial joint effect of moderate physical exercise and computer use was more than what would be predicted from the arithmetic sum of the two," Geda says.
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