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AMIRS

Advanced Multi-Role Infrared Sensor

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The American, English, and Pakistani blood that flows through the veins of the younger generation of Amirs was received from their mothers and should be irrelevant to any calculation of their Sharifian pedigree. DYNASTIC MODERNISM AND ITS CONTRADICTIONS: TESTING THE LIMITS OF ... by Shryock, Andrew / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) Pasadena attorney Bob Garrett told the Business Journal that his conclusion stems from the bank's actions in connection with a separate line of credit -- which BofA established for the Amirs -- to provide additional funds that might be needed to complete the project's interior build-out. Wilshire Robertson Plaza sits at center of legal dispute by Berton, Brad / Los Angeles Business Journal In imitation of the amirs they set themselves above the people, mistreated their former subordinates, and, like the former multazims, beat or imprisoned their fellaheen for failure to meet the exorbitant taxes they imposed. The Egyptian and Iranian ulama at the threshold of modern social ... by Moaddel, Mansoor / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) More results

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The American, English, and Pakistani blood that flows through the veins of the younger generation of Amirs was received from their mothers and should be irrelevant to any calculation of their Sharifian pedigree.

DYNASTIC MODERNISM AND ITS CONTRADICTIONS: TESTING THE LIMITS OF ... by Shryock, Andrew / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

Pasadena attorney Bob Garrett told the Business Journal that his conclusion stems from the bank's actions in connection with a separate line of credit -- which BofA established for the Amirs -- to provide additional funds that might be needed to complete the project's interior build-out.

Wilshire Robertson Plaza sits at center of legal dispute by Berton, Brad / Los Angeles Business Journal

In imitation of the amirs they set themselves above the people, mistreated their former subordinates, and, like the former multazims, beat or imprisoned their fellaheen for failure to meet the exorbitant taxes they imposed.

The Egyptian and Iranian ulama at the threshold of modern social ... by Moaddel, Mansoor / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

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