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He said, 'Look, Muhammad Rachid is someone who I know will like you very much and you will like him.'
In a Ruined Country 2005
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He said, 'Look, Muhammad Rachid is someone who I know will like you very much and you will like him.'
In a Ruined Country 2005
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Authorities detained the owners and captains of the two boats on Saturday, a day after the vessels struck each other near the northern Egyptian city of Rachid, which is also known as Rosetta.
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Their discoveries begin when the elder brother, Rachel (an amalgamation of "Rachid" and "Helmut"), returns to his native village in the mid-1990s after terrorists murder his parents.
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Their discoveries begin when the elder brother, Rachel (an amalgamation of "Rachid" and "Helmut"), returns to his native village in the mid-1990s after terrorists murder his parents.
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"'Rachid Harkouk … was sent off twice in a single game for his Sunday league team, Pinner Gas.'"
Which teams have had to wear their opponents' kit? | The Knowledge 2011
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The founder of the An-Nahda party, Rachid Ghannouchi, turned out to vote in the El Menzah district of Tunis.
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When Rachid Ghannouchi, head of the An-Nahda party tipped to garner the most votes, turned up at his local polling booth, reports said he appeared to consider going straight to the front before smiling and walking over a kilometre to the back.
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Its founder, Rachid Ghannouchi, who was exiled in London for decades, describes the party as moderate, tolerant, pro-democracy and keen to protect Tunisian women's rights in a pluralist society.
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Reports said Rachid Ghannouchi, the leader of the once-banned An-Nahda party, had attempted to march straight to the front of the queue.
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