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Also on OPL 810, Chevron had acquired regional 2D Seismic data and drilled a well name Nasara-1.
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Ms. Ayrene's son, A. Nasara Goud, who took several loans totaling over Rs. 1 lakh ($ 2,235) from local money lenders committed suicide last month.
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Nasara, I remain exceedingly critical of Clinton foreign policy.
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Im sorry Nasara, but it seems that you are a bit confused here.
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Nasara has fallen prey to the same fallacy as Broder … that the personal views of elite media figures equate to the views of the public generally.
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Their most common themes are: the 'Yahud and Nasara' (Jews and Christians) cannot be friend of the Muslims; Pakistan's western borders have become insecure since Pakistan joined the US-sponsored war on terrorism; the Taliban are against the US and Karzai but they are friends of Pakistan; the government of Pakistan is serving American agenda at the expense of Islam; and the West wants to destroy Islam and the Muslims.
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Nasara_, (ruins of the Christians,) not far from Hebron.
Byeways in Palestine James Finn
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Our new route led us through the ruins of the village of Chirbet en Nasara, then on towards the road to Jerusalem.
Travel Tales in the Promised Land (Palestine) Karl Friedrich May 1877
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Nasara means white man in Fulfuldé, and while it’s often heard chanted from little kids or done just to solicit a reaction from you, this was very respectful.
The North, Part II - Christmas in Garoua Tim Hartman - Cameroon 2009
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Nasara means white man in Fulfuldé, and while it’s often heard chanted from little kids or done just to solicit a reaction from you, this was very respectful.
Archive 2009-01-01 Tim Hartman - Cameroon 2009
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