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"on leave" for the Iranian new year, Nowrouz, which is marked on March 21.
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The first days of New Iranian / Persian year which are followed by widespread celebrations all over the country, are called "Nowrouz" or "New Day".
axisoflogic.com 2009
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The first days of New Iranian / Persian year which are followed by widespread celebrations all over the country, are called "Nowrouz" or "New Day".
axisoflogic.com 2009
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The first days of New Iranian / Persian year which are followed by widespread celebrations all over the country, are called "Nowrouz" or "New Day".
axisoflogic.com 2009
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The first days of New Iranian / Persian year which are followed by widespread celebrations all over the country, are called "Nowrouz" or "New Day".
axisoflogic.com 2009
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The first days of New Iranian / Persian year which are followed by widespread celebrations all over the country, are called "Nowrouz" or "New Day".
axisoflogic.com 2009
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When I asked Fatemeh khanoom why she did not divorce him for he was useless and abusive to boot, she told me that she would lose face in her village if she went back for her yearly Nowrouz (Iranian New Year) visit without her husband.
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When I asked Fatemeh khanoom why she did not divorce him for he was useless and abusive to boot, she told me that she would lose face in her village if she went back for her yearly Nowrouz Iranian New Year visit without her husband.
Setareh Sabety: Working Class and Female in Iran Setareh Sabety 2010
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When I asked Fatemeh khanoom why she did not divorce him for he was useless and abusive to boot, she told me that she would lose face in her village if she went back for her yearly Nowrouz (Iranian New Year) visit without her husband.
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ISTANBUL - Ten Turkish policemen were wounded when four suspected leftist guerrillas fired rockets at their bus in Istanbul, in a buildup of violence towards the Kurdish Nowrouz spring festival.
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