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This is a man named Ahmed Sadiki who had travelled to Pakistan and allegedly received weapons training.
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The south of Yemen," says Sadiki, "is a place that until 1990 was a different state altogether, with a separate ideology, the emblems of a state -- and was an international actor in its own right.
Africans Debate Wisdom of Expected Secession of Southern Sudan 2011
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Sadiki adds that the results from the Tunis two district will be worth keeping a close eye on.
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This is a man named Ahmed Sadiki who had travelled to Pakistan and allegedly received weapons training.
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My Angelique Chrisafis has phoned in this report from the College Sadiki, an historic school near the Tunis Kasbah where the post-independence elite used to be educated and where Tunisians of all classes are today casting their vote: A 50-year-old woman called Samira was first in the queue: she said she had been up all night and couldn't sleep, so got here at 5.45am and waited.
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Sadiki said according to their own investigation, Le Roux defected to the DP last year.
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Sadiki, a learned Slave in Jamaica, redeemed through the intercession of Dr. Madden, who speaks most highly also of his conduct, and of his great discernment and discretion.
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Some further information respecting Sadiki would have been interesting; all I can find in Dr. Madden's West Indies, is an extract from a letter he addressed to two highly respectable clergymen: --
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Most of the kids, Sadiki acknowledged, probably do not see the parallels between Bachrach's struggles and the disadvantages they face.
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"They don't understand the gravity of my responsibility to keep them safe," said Sadiki, who taught history at Julian for eight years before being named assistant principal in 2009 as part of an administration shakeup over safety and security issues at the school.
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