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FaerFaeroese (linguistics)
FAERFoundation for Advancement of Education and Research (India)
FAERFabbrica Argani per Elevatori Roma (Italian: Factory Gears for Elevators Rome)
FAERFlorida Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired
FAERFoundation for Anesthesia Education and Research


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The Faeroese number approximately 50,000 and are constantly exposed to the languages and cultures of their European neighbours, and many Faeroese migrate to other countries (in fact, many members of this people have been and are "orbiting" throughout the globe as I hope Cape York youth will be able to in the future).
TEITUR, THE SINGER (CHEAP LULLABY, 2008) On his new album Faeroese singer-songwriter Teitur does what you wish all singer-songwriters would do: Write great songs, then strip away everything until only the barest necessities are left.
By patrolling the Faeroese waters, Paul and his sea shepherds have been able to locate pods of migrating whales and deflect them from the shore.
 
 
 
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