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outcome than the deaths of civilians. this is often where the interrelationship between terrorism and religion occurs. when a political struggle is integrated into the framework of a religious or "cosmic" struggle, such as over the control of an ancestral homeland or holy site such as israel and jerusalem

delay emergency response out of concern that such devices may exist. examples include a (failed) device that was meant to release cyanide -gas during the february , world trade center bombing; and a second car bomb that detonated minutes after the december , ben yehuda street bombing by hamas in jerusalem...

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classification point to the different realms of power. the criteria for "global cities" are heavily influenced by economic factors and, thus, may not account for places that are otherwise significant. for example, cities like rome , delhi , mumbai , istanbul , mecca , mashhad, karbala, karachi , lahore , jerusalem

to have higher population densities than outer suburbs, with more of the population living inside multi-floored townhouses and apartments. geography map of haarlem, the netherlands , of around . the city is completely surrounded by a city wall and defensive canal. the square shape was inspired by jerusalem...

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lot leads his flocks to the valley of the jordan and south to the city of sodom . lot is taken prisoner during a war between the king of shinar [ ] and the king of sodom and their allies, "four kings against five." abram rescues lot. he is also blessed by melchizedek , king of salem (the future jerusalem

long sleeves, or embroidered. whatever translation is chosen, it means a royal garment. ↑ the merchants are described first as ishmaelites and later as midianites. ↑ richard elliott friedman, the bible with sources revealed (harperone, , isbn - ). references cassuto, umberto. from adam to noah. jerusalem...

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and mitla in the central valley of oaxaca mongolia orkhon valley cultural landscape new zealand tongariro national park # nigeria sukur cultural landscape osun-osogbo sacred grove norway vegaøyan – the vega archipelago palestine palestine: land of olives and vines – cultural landscape of southern jerusalem

tuscany mount wutai muskauer park / park mużakowski nord-pas de calais mining basin orkhon valley cultural landscape osun-osogbo sacred grove ouadi qadisha (the holy valley) and the forest of the cedars of god (horsh arz el-rab) palestine: land of olives and vines – cultural landscape of southern jerusalem...

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members were doge and procurators of st. the guild system in venice was strong, and family partnerships were a common form of business association among artists and artisans, safeguarding local practices. and continued for two centuries, did not achieve their major goal, the permanent control of jerusalem

wealthy lifestyle, eventually resulting in his founding. the "black nobility� are/were the oligarchic families of venice and genoa, italy, who in the th century held the privileged trading rights (monopolies). and continued for two centuries, did not achieve their major goal, the permanent control of jerusalem...

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derived from the germanic elements bald "bold, brave" and win "friend". in the middle ages this was a popular name in flanders and among the normans, who brought it to britain. it was borne by one of the leaders of the first crusade, an th-century nobleman from flanders. after the crusaders conquered jerusalem

, he was crowned as the king of the kingdom of jerusalem. balendin m basque basque form of valentinus (see valentine ( ) ). balfour m english (rare) from a scottish surname, originally from various place names, which meant "village pasture" in gaelic. bálint m hungarian hungarian form of valentinus...

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hagen ( ) m danish danish form of håkon . haggai m biblical means "festive" in hebrew, from the root חָגַג ( chagag ). this is one of the twelve minor prophets of the old testament. he was the author of the book of haggai, which urges the exiles returning from babylonia to rebuild the temple in jerusalem

hartwin . hardy m english from a surname that was derived from middle english hardi "bold, hardy". haregewoin f eastern african , amharic means "grape vine" in amharic. harel m hebrew means "altar, mountain of god" in hebrew. in the hebrew bible this word is applied to the altar in the temple in jerusalem...

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derived from the germanic elements bald "bold, brave" and win "friend". in the middle ages this was a popular name in flanders and among the normans, who brought it to britain. it was borne by one of the leaders of the first crusade, an th-century nobleman from flanders. after the crusaders conquered jerusalem

, he was crowned as the king of the kingdom of jerusalem. balendin m basque basque form of valentinus (see valentine ( ) ). balfour m english (rare) from a scottish surname, originally from various place names, which meant "village pasture" in gaelic. bálint m hungarian hungarian form of valentinus...

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hagen ( ) m danish danish form of håkon . haggai m biblical means "festive" in hebrew, from the root חָגַג ( chagag ). this is one of the twelve minor prophets of the old testament. he was the author of the book of haggai, which urges the exiles returning from babylonia to rebuild the temple in jerusalem

hartwin . hardy m english from a surname that was derived from middle english hardi "bold, hardy". haregewoin f eastern african , amharic means "grape vine" in amharic. harel m hebrew means "altar, mountain of god" in hebrew. in the hebrew bible this word is applied to the altar in the temple in jerusalem...

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