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• Khartoum
  ...mdurman is actually greater than that of Khartoum City; they are both in [[Khartoum State]]. ..., approximately 160 miles northwest. There is a major highway between the Khartoum area and Port Sudan, built by [[Osama bin Laden]]'s construction company.
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• Khartoum/Definition
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• Khartoum/Related Articles
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• Khartoum
  ...mdurman is actually greater than that of Khartoum City; they are both in [[Khartoum State]]. ..., approximately 160 miles northwest. There is a major highway between the Khartoum area and Port Sudan, built by [[Osama bin Laden]]'s construction company.
  1 KB (195 words) - 11:14, 14 June 2009
• Port Sudan/Definition
  ..., reached by modern highway and railroad cut through rugged territory to [[Khartoum]]; landing of major undersea [[fiber optic]] cable to [[Saudi Arabia]]; oil
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• Omdurman/Definition
  Twin city of the [[Sudan]]ese capital, [[Khartoum]]; generally the more prestigious living area; site of the defeat of the Ma
  234 bytes (35 words) - 05:18, 29 October 2010
• Darfur
  ...iautonomous [[South Sudan]], while the north and east borders are with the Khartoum government. Darfur is considered part of the North Sudan (i.e., Khartoum) government; there are some separatist movements but they do not dominate t
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• Hassan al-Turabi
  ==Threats against Khartoum== In May 2008, he was arrested after JEM members attacked Khartoum, although he was later released.<ref name=JT>{{citation
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• English spellings/Catalogs/Common misspellings K
  * {{search link|Kartoum||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (Khartoum) * {{search link|Khartum||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (Khartoum)
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• Sudan/Related Articles
  {{r|Khartoum}}
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• Minimal pair
  *'cartoon' and 'Khartoum' ('''cartoôn''', *cartoôm)
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• Sudan
  ...r attacked [[Omdurman]], the sister city/suburb of the national capital, [[Khartoum]], in May 2008. The Blue and White [[Nile]] rivers join to form the Nile at the Khartoum-Omdurman area. Sudan has significant internal river transport, and Port Sud
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• J. Scott Gration
  ...lisher = [[U.S. Department of State]] | date = 4 May 2010}}</ref> While in Khartoum, he met with [[United Nations]] personnel, third-party diplomats, and staff
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• U.S. Intelligence and terrorism in the 1970s
  [[Black September]] attacked the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Khartoum, Sudan. The terrorists killed the US ambassador, [[Cleo Noel]] and other di
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• Queen Victoria
  ...isons in the face of an effective revolt against Egyptian suzerainty. When Khartoum finally fell and Gordon was killed (1885), the Queen sent an open, uncoded
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• U.S. intelligence activities in Africa
  ...nd Ethiopia are supporting the southern Sudanese in their struggle against Khartoum and are cooperating in various ways, but for different reasons, with the Is ...al in Juba, and a second conflict in the Darfur area of western Sudan. The Khartoum government had, in the past, given sanctuary to trans-national Islamic terr
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• Osama bin Laden
  He moved to Khartoum, Sudan, in 1992. While he was under the political patronage of Hassan al-Tu ...olved in building the major "Revolutionary Highway" between the capital of Khartoum and Port Sudan on the Red Sea.<ref name=Gunaratna>{{citation
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• Country/Catalogs
  <td>[[Sudan]]</td><td>[[Khartoum]]</td><td>[[Sudanese dinar]]</td>
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• William Ewart Gladstone/Citable Version
  ...ordon]] to the [[Sudan]] then failed to rescue him as he was besieged at [[Khartoum]] for 10 months and killed 2 days before rescuers arrived.
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• William Ewart Gladstone
  ...ordon]] to the [[Sudan]] then failed to rescue him as he was besieged at [[Khartoum]] for 10 months and killed 2 days before rescuers arrived.
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• Bahá'í Faith
  ...Cairo, and Port Said (on the Suez Canal). Bahá’ís in Egypt were exiled to Khartoum. Bahá’ís fleeing persecution in Iran established communities in the Rus
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