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It's very ingenious, and thrilling to see something of al-Jazira's in the flesh, so to speak.
Clockwork in the Cold Heather McDougal 2008
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It's very ingenious, and thrilling to see something of al-Jazira's in the flesh, so to speak.
Archive 2008-08-01 Heather McDougal 2008
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Falconry is so popular in the Middle East that the founder of the Saudi kingdom, Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud, was known as "the Falcon of the Peninsula" (Al Saqr al Jazira).
Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld: Does Iran Harbor Osama bin Laden? 2009
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An Ottoman force then marched through Kurdistan and by 1838 broke the authority of the Kurdish chieftains in the areas of Bitlis, the Jazira, and Amadiyya.
1831-38 2001
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Early this year, Ryan married a local woman, Jazira, a health worker - and 6,000 joyous Nubans celebrated at the wedding, along with Ryan's parents, who flew in from Florida.
NYT > Home Page By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF 2011
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"It's not a good time to have kids," Ryan quoted Jazira as telling him.
NYT > Home Page By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF 2011
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Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia and UAE clubs Al-Ahli Dubai and Al Jazira have tabled rich offers to Kewell, who is in the twilight of his career after spells with
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Ryan Boyette Ryan Boyette in front of his home in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan with his wife, Jazira.
NYT > Home Page By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF 2011
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But it was another South American, Brazilian striker Jeder Volnei, known as Bare, who plundered the late winner for Al Jazira who have dominated most matches with Al Wasl in recent times.
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Ibrahim Diaky, with a penalty, Matias Delgado and Ricardo Oliveira also scored for Al Jazira.
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