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The Foreign Service Journal - July/August 1998
July-August 1998wooden cradle called besik. The besik is made from flat bed mounted on rockers and covered by two
The Foreign Service Journal
January 1993emotions and experience of our very peculiar way of getting from the cradle to the grave. JANUARY 1993
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June 1968of its leaden tomb, wizened ancestor of Hafez and Ferdowsi. We spent one night cradled in the
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May 2018countrys traditional cradle-to-grave social welfare system. Interestingly, young Saudi women appear far
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June 2003visa interview.Their -month-old son was in obviousdistress. Cradled by his mother, heweighed about
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December 2016anchored at Sebastopol. More-over, the Russian leader views Crimea as the cradle of Russian
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March 2021democracys cradle. Democracy is the soul of America. We must support democ-racy abroad, or we cease to be
A Century of Service: Firsthand Accounts from U.S. Diplomats
March 2024
Mother Teresa, head of the Missionaries of Charity order, strong cradles /strong an armless baby girl at her
Notes to the New Administration
March 2021
has always thought of itself as democracy's strong cradle /strong . Democracy is the soul of America. We must support
Reflections on the U.S. Embassy Bombings in Kenya and Tanzania
July-August 2018
sitting on a low, crumbling concrete curb, strong cradling /strong her head while calmly talking on her mobile phone.