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JAMIS

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JAMISJob Cost Accounting Management Information System
JAMISJournal of the American Musical Instrument Society (annual publication)
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She is survived by two daughters: Ann Elizabeth Murphy-Amato and her husband Ralph of Oxford and Maureen Margaret Tetreault and her husband Robert of Kings Mountain, NC; six grandchildren: Jamis, Dana and Randy Adams, Jill and John Amato and Marisa Tetreault; and several nephews and nieces.
Gertrude L. (Fleming) Murphy, 84 by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Qatari government asked the Arab League to delay the meeting of foreign minister committee to 12 because Prime Minister Jamis who is also the foreign minister had to travel for New York with other Arab counterparts to seek ceasefire between Israel and Gaza.
Qatar postpones Afro Arab meeting on Darfur by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)
On every street, no matter how removed from the leading jamis, carshis, bedestans, and hans, some hustler jostled your arms: "Pasha, Pasha
Anatolia by Shivani, Anis / Confrontation
 
 
 
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