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Zagheh (Persian: زاغه), also
Romanized as Zāgheh; also
known as
Zāgha, is a
village in, and the
capital of,
Simineh Rud
Rural District of the Central...
- floss, Thai basil, rock candy,
Vietnamese egg
coffee Contestants: Evan
Zagha (eliminated
after the appetizer) Soo Ahn (eliminated
after the entrée) A...
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Razan Moh'd
Samir Moh'd
Yaser Al-
Zagha (born 23
March 1999) is a
Jordanian footballer who
plays as a
forward for the
Jordan women's
national team. "RAZAN...
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Tondibi in 1591. The
Songhai Empire has been
variously translated in
texts as
Zagha, Zaghai, Zaghaya, Sughai, Zaghay, Zaggan, Izghan, Zaghawa, Zuwagha, Zawagha...
- pp. 23–31, doi:10.1145/503838.503855, ISBN 0897910141, S2CID 5670614.
Zagha, Marco; Blelloch, Guy E. (1991), "Radix sort for
vector multiprocessors"...
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Zagha (
Zāghā): Dia.
Ruled by a
sultan who was a v****al of the
Mansa of Mali.
Kabura (Kāburā):
Along the
Niger upstream of
Zagha. Like
Zagha, ruled...
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Rodrigo Juárez Jack
Zagha Kababie Jesus Manuel Munoz Jesús Muñoz Elsa
Reyes Alejandro Sánchez de la Peña
Marcelo Tobar Oscar Uriel Yossy Zagha Starring Juan...
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Palestinian economist Adel
Zagha also
attributes a
similar concept to
medieval Islamic thinker Al-Maqrizi, who offered,
claims Zagha, a
close approximation...
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Leading Policymakers Speak from
Experience by
Timothy Besley and
Roberto Zagha Nash,
Nathaniel C. (4
April 1993). "Chile
Advances in a War on Poverty,...
- Maraka, Maraxa, Marka,
Marka Soninké, Sarakolleh, Saracole, Zarakole,
Zagha, Sarakolé, Sarakollé, Sarakule, Sarawule, Saraxole, Seraculeh, Serahuli...
