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During Saturday's news conference, Salehi also said Iranian officials are "following up" on the cases involving Iranian nationals who are jailed in the U.S. He mentioned Shahrzad Mir Gholikhan who was arrested in 2004 on charges of attempting to illegally export thousands of American night-vision systems for Iran's military.
Iran's Foreign Minister Expresses Hope for Jailed US Hikers 2011
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So I was very surprised when I drove down River Road in Edgewater quite recently and found that an elegant new Persian restaurant, Shahrzad had just opened up in the former space of Shiraz, another fine Persian restaurant which had served the community for 15 years until it closed in 2008.
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During Saturday's news conference, Salehi also said Iranian officials are "following up" on the cases involving Iranian nationals who are jailed in the U.S. He mentioned Shahrzad Mir Gholikhan who was arrested in 2004 on charges of attempting to illegally export thousands of American night-vision systems for Iran's military.
Iran's Foreign Minister Expresses Hope for Jailed US Hikers 2011
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In the brief period I knew him, there were two, Shirin and Shahrzad, both quite beautiful, both with those communicative, distinctly Persian eyes.
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But she did not change her name, like her friend Shahrzad, who decided to go by Sherri and tell people she's Italian.
Immigrant Journey 2008
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The keenly anticipated testimony came from Dr. Shahrzad Mojab, an Iranian-born University of Toronto professor of women's studies, who has lectured and written on the topic for many years.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Timothy Appleby 2011
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Shahrzad Mojab is a University of Toronto professor.
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University of Toronto professor Shahrzad Mojab testified in court about so-called honour-killings and how the utterings of the Shafias, captured on wiretaps, are consistent with the notion of them she found in her research.
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"While the factors that have recently been strengthening the currency should remain supportive, we don't expect another significant leg up" as oil prices ease, said Shahrzad Fard, economist at Toronto-Dominion Bank, who thinks the loonie will pull back to the mid-90-cent range as the Fed starts hiking rates next year in the United States, whose currency has been weak.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed TAVIA GRANT 2011
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Shahrzad Mojab is a University of Toronto professor.
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