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- proper noun Alternative form of
Tehran .
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TEHERAN - Top Iranian officials said Tuesday Teheran is ready to send its low-enriched uranium abroad provided there is simultaneous exchange on its own soil of
WN.com - Articles related to Acting while avoiding action in Iran 2009
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TEHERAN - Top Iranian officials said Tuesday Teheran is ready to send its low-enriched
WN.com - Articles related to Iran says expects Russian missiles within 2 months 2009
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TEHERAN - Top Iranian officials said Tuesday Teheran is ready to send its low-enriched uranium abroad provided there is simultaneous exchange on its own soil of
WN.com - Articles related to EU, US back new Iran nuclear sanctions 2009
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TEHERAN - Top Iranian officials said Tuesday Teheran is ready to send its low-enriched uranium abroad provided there is simultaneous exchange on its own soil of
WN.com - Articles related to Acting while avoiding action in Iran 2009
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As I've written before, my favorite piece of (official) graffiti in Teheran is painted on the old U.S.
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Teheran is a more accurate spelling than the much more widely used Tehran in terms of its relation to the Persian.
Matthew Yglesias » Israeli Officials Think Road to Peace Runs Through Teheran 2009
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The actual shortlist is, of course, far more cosmopolitan: Neil Gaiman is a North Korean emigre, Cory Doctorow lives in Teheran and Charlie Stross is secretly Samoan.
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Teheran is a correct alternative pronunciation of Tehran.
Matthew Yglesias » Israeli Officials Think Road to Peace Runs Through Teheran 2009
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Very few novels have similar settings and similar perspectives - Reading Lolita in Teheran comes to mind - and more are certainly needed.
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Similarly, see how Teheran is throwing its weight about, sponsoring militias in the Balkans, the Caucasus and the old Silk Road khanates, supplying its Lebanese and Palestinian proxies with rockets, orchestrating attacks on U.S. soldiers in Basra, even seizing servicemen in the Gulf.
Courtesy of the Calgary Herald Jeff 2007
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