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Mishan Jabouri, owner of the Arrai channel, told viewers: "It was meant to show the leader among his fighters and people, leading the struggle from Libyan lands, and not from Venezuela or Niger or anywhere else."
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In the late seventies, EJ Mishan — and others — scoped out complex “Cost-Benefit” analytical structures to resolve these conflicts of interest.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Property Rights Cases are Not “Pro-Business” vs. “Anti-Business” Cases: 2009
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Ten measures of impudence found its way into the world; Mishan appropriated nine, leaving one to the rest of the world.
Hebraic Literature; Translations from the Talmud, Midrashim and Kabbala Various
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Al-Rai's owner, Mishan al-Jabouri, refuses to divulge much about why Gadhafi chose his station to call into and whether he knows where Gadhafi and his sons are hiding.
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The station's owner, Mishan al-Jabouri, refuses to divulge much about why Gadhafi calls into the station and whether he knows where Gadhafi and his sons are hiding.
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"We can't give our oil to the French people to get benefit from it, we can't hand Libya to colonialism," Qaddafi said, according to Mishan Jabouri, owner of Arrai, which has broadcast several of Qaddafi messages since he went into hiding.
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"We can't give our oil to the French people to get benefit from it, we can't hand Libya to colonialism," Qaddafi said, according to Mishan Jabouri, owner of Arrai, which has broadcast several of Qaddafi messages since he went into hiding.
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Gen. David Petraus, center, commander of the 101st Airborne Division, holds talks with tribal leaders Mishan Al Jabouri, left, and Eyad Hamadani, about the formation of an interim government in Mosul, Iraq.
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"We will not be ruled after we were the masters," said the brief statement attributed to Gadhafi that was read on Syria's Al-Rai TV by its owner Mishan al-Jabouri, a former Iraqi lawmaker and Gadhafi supporter.
Thestar.com - Home Page Ben Hubbard 2011
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Al-Rai's owner, Mishan al-Jabouri, refuses to divulge much about why Gadhafi chose his station to call into and whether he knows where Gadhafi and his sons are hiding.
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