HAMUN

Acronym	Definition
HAMUN	Houston Area Model United Nations

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Rousseau (1998:59) explains as follows: "[...] during the harvest, if a container was full (penu) of rice, one had to say it was hamun. It could be risky to mention that some valuable was plentiful, because this would draw the spirit's attention to the fact and they might bring misfortune.

"Miraculous diminution" a short note on Kayan avoidance terms

Zabol development faced some problems such as threatening by Hamun Lake and Sistan River overflow, ruined buildings, agricultural lands located in east, south and west parts of the city preventing development of the city and other regional and environmental problems.

Evaluation of housing performance of new towns of Iran

Hamun Shah, Church & Co Footwear; Ewan Ogilvie, Kesh Surti, both YourCash Europe.

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PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS OF MEDICALLY IMPORTANT VIPERS OF PAKISTAN INFERRED FROM CYTOCHROME B SEQUENCES

The incident occurred in the Hamun Sabri River in Farah province, as oil fuel was smuggled on ferries from neighbouring Iran, said Deputy Governor Younus Rasuli.

Scores feared dead in windstorm

Below: nomadic fishermen's huts constructed from reeds, near the Hamun Hemand marshes, Sistan, on the border between Iran and Afghanistan, c.