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Sedra (Arabic: سدرة, lit. 'endurance'),
stylized as
SEDRA, is a
housing development project in
northern Riyadh,
Saudi Arabia,
located east of Princess...
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Sedra may
refer to: W****ly
Torah portion (sidra or
sedra) in
Judaism Adel
Sedra (born 1943),
Egyptian electrical engineer Olivier Sedra,
Canadian American...
- Adel S.
Sedra is an
Egyptian Canadian electrical engineer and professor. Born in
Egypt in 1943,
Sedra received his B.Sc. from
Cairo University in 1964...
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Olivier Sedra is a
public address announcer for the
Brooklyn Nets of the
National Basketball ****ociation. He was the
public address announcer for the...
- "Some
messages are hard to deliver". My
Jewish Learning. Aliya-by-Aliya
Sedra Summary,
Torah Tidbits, OU,
archived from the
original on 2003-08-02. Allan...
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Sedra Bistodeau (born 1994) is an
American fiddler and
violinist from Princeton, Minnesota.
Sedra Bistodeau began playing the
violin at age three, studying...
- $2.06
billion with
China Harbour Engineering Company to
develop Riyadh's
Sedra and
Warefa communities. The
following list
contains all of the communities...
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parashah (also
parshah /pɑːrʃə/ or parsha), and is also
known as a
Sidra or
Sedra /
sɛdrə/. The
parashah is a
section of the
Torah (Five
Books of Moses) used in...
- on 8
January 2013.
Track in the
tunnel makes use of a
system by
Edilon Sedra in
which the
rails are
embedded in an
elastic material to
dampen vibrations...
- 'they were holy'". The
expression is
formed by
names of
three consecutive sedras in Leviticus:
Acharei Mot,
Kedoshim and Emor, and has been
taken to mean...
