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Anonymous said ... think they will come for them all just see now where is mr kennedy and beith

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There was M. K Levi, a wreck from beith Shaan, who could not speak English, or Silvan Shlaom, Bibi's nemesis, now it is the settler from Tekoah (the Beth Lehem Hills), IBA reported that he looks like toast because within the next six weeks charges will be filed and he will be gone, few Israelis will shed tears.

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"We beith North Korea, if anything, will help that a view of the developing countries will be developed in a collective manner."

ANC Daily News Briefing 2005

For example, Abedul "Birch tree" is from Celtic or at least Gallo-Roman 'betula' and related to Irish beith "birch."

languagehat.com: ARABIC WORDS IN SPANISH. 2005

"Bethe," pronounced "behy," is the genitive of "beith," the birch, of which there were formerly large woods in Ireland.

Ireland Under Coercion (2nd ed.) (2 of 2) (1888) William Henry Hurlbert 1861

If he wins the British public will march on Downing St and you will need more than the thuggish SPG to stop 5 million people with a cause. troymolloy said ... beckett - 74 beith - 55 bercow - 179 cormack - 13 dhanda - 26 haselhurst - 66

Iain Dale's Diary 2009

There was M. K Levi, a wreck from beith Shaan, who could not speak English, or Silvan Shlaom, Bibi's nemesis, now it is the settler from Tekoah (the Beth Lehem Hills), IBA reported that he looks like toast because within the next six weeks charges will be filed and he will be gone, few Israelis will shed tears.

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Aurba tire dona, idu na caithe. dartaig atri cualli, cona nindteach* dart in cuic, colp ana uiii cuic, s. ana do X 7 aithf la each na 7 beith fo dnaid na bernadh co ceand mbL TRANSLATION.

Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicus 1786

_beithluisnion_, from the name of its two first letters, _beith_, which signifies a birch-tree, and _luis_, the mountain-ash.

An Illustrated History of Ireland from AD 400 to 1800 Mary Frances Cusack 1864