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  • ....[8] Most Arab citizens of Altava are functionally bilingual, their second language being Altavan French.
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  • ...ited run of papers printed in secondary languages such as [[Standard Latin language|Latin]] and {{wp|Yiddish}} each day. ...al Insider]]'' - A major [[Ajax|global]] [[Arthurista|Arthuristan Anglic]]-language daily financial and economic newspaper based in [[Dervaylik]], [[Yisrael]].
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  • ...rlance by the {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}} phrase (in {{wp|English language|Anglic}}): "the [[Yisraeli_general_election,_2000#Background|honest one]] i
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  • The '''Presidential Guard of Yisrael''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: משמר הנשיא) is the {{wp|Protective security units|protective se
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  • {{Infobox language | speakers = 14 million <br> {{wp|Secondary Language|L2:}} 5 million <br>
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  • ...ge|Anglic}}, {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}, [[Standard Latin language|Latin]] ...drafted into three copies, one in Latin, one in Anglic, and one in Modern Hebrew. The agreement was named after the principle negotiators: [[Constantine Ota
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  • ..., {{wp|Modern Greek}}, {{wp|Serbian language|Gratislavian}}, {{wp|Japanese Language|Prestonian}} ...], {{wp|English|English}}, {{wp|Spanish Language|Asturish}}, {{wp|Japanese Language|Prestonian}}
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}
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  • ...w language|Hebrew}}: עֵמֶק הַיַרְדֵּן, ''Emek HaYarden''; [[Standard Latin language|Latin]]: ''Cultivida''), alternately referred to as the '''Yarden Valley''' ...roductive farmlands were chronicled repeatedly in the {{wp|Hebrew Bible}}. Modern and contemporary methods of farming have significantly amplified the agricu
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  • ...= {{hlist|[[Svodish language|Svodish]]|{{wp|Yiddish}}|{{wp|Modern Hebrew|Hebrew}}}} ...ant Esto-Belhavian tensions and wars during the late Middle Ages and early modern era]], [[Belhavian Jews|Jews in Belhavia]] and in Estovnia had little conta
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  • ...Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: קצין פוליטי), commonly referred to by its Hebrew acronym '''Kafet''', is a supervisory rank of paramilitary {{wp|military of
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  • ...d [[Yisrael]]''' have spanned more than two and a half centuries since the modern founding of Fakolana in the late {{wp|18th century}}. | [[Imperial Latin language|Latin]], {{wp|African Romance|Sydalene}}
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  • | title_orig = חשכה בלב אוקסידנטל ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}}) | language = ~15 languages
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  • * {{wp|Turkish Language|Ormugic}} * {{wp|Greek Language|Sapherian}}
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  • |official={{wp|Modern Hebrew}}, {{wp|English Language|English}} ===Language===
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  • ...ict}}s in the Kingdom of [[Yisrael]], known in {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}} as '''''mehozos''''' (מחוזות; singular: '''''mahoz'''''). Unlike mo
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  • ...ian War]] and the [[Proclamation of the Kingdom of Yisrael|founding of the modern Kingdom of Yisrael]]. Relations between the early {{wp|Crusader State}} Kin | {{wp|Maltese language|Sydalene}}
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  • ...ערד איז אונדזער האָפּעס און חלומות<br>({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}})<br>"The land is our hopes and dreams"<br>(English) ...= {{wp|English|Belhavian English}}<br>{{wp|Yiddish}}<br>{{wp|Modern Hebrew}}<br>(all ''de facto'')
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  • |lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}} |lang2 = [[Sydalene language|Sydalene]]
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  • ...{wp|American English|Belhavian English}}|{{wp|Yiddish}}|{{wp|Modern Hebrew|Hebrew}}}} ...traditions}}, as well as encompassing the {{wp|Jewish religious movements#Modern divisions or denominations|full spectrum of Jewish religious observance}}.
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  • |official_languages = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}} The '''Kingdom of Yisrael''' (commonly called '''Yisroel'''; {{wp|Modern Hebrew}}: ישראל) is a {{wp|federal system|federal}} {{wp|Presidential system|
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  • ...the 1000s CE. Much of the coastal, northern, and southwestern parts of the modern Talaharan Commune were under the rule of the [[Greater Yisraeli Governorate Modern diplomatic relations were established in 1834 between both countries. Howev
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  • ...er to the {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}} expression (in {{wp|English language|Anglic}}) "solid [colors] like the flag," a play on the solid, dark {{wp|pr
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  • |official_languages = {{wp|Hebrew language|Abramean}} | {{wp|Arabic language|Ashiri}}
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  • |official_languages = Sokhaine, Gomeiu, Pinonimic Hebrew, and various indigenous languages ...ix denoting a condition or state of being may have had an influence on the modern name as well. Each of the aboriginal tribes though have their own endonym f
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  • |native_name = <!-- Name in a modern syntax of native language(s). Leave blank if name is only in English. Separate with line breaks<br> If language uses Latin characters, place name(s) in italics. -->
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  • | motto_lang = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}} ...l Yisraeli Political Academy system''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: מערכת אקדמיה פוליטית ישראלית), commonly called
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  • | {{wp|English language|Common}} | {{wp|Spanish language|Cantish}}
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  • ...({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Belhavian Hebrew}}: גריי החטיבה, {{wp|Italian language|Rodarian}}: ''Divisione Grigio'', officially designated as the '''Emmerian
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  • ...orrentian Latin language|Fakolan Latin]]|{{wp|Yiddish}}|{{wp|Modern Hebrew|Hebrew}}}} Jewish settlement in modern-day Fakolana dates to the {{wp|High Middle Ages}} during the [[Greater Yisr
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  • Modern diplomatic relations were established in 1899 between both countries. Oneka | {{wp|Maori language|Onekawan}}
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  • ...tween the regions of North Alezia, and also acts as the capital of Alezian modern culture and media, including acting as the place of the headquarters of the ...only 20% of Daya Islanders speaks Swedish as either their first or second language.
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  • ...'''Royal Yisraeli Security Service''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: שומרים), also referred to as '''the Shomrim''' or '''RYSS''' ({{wp
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  • .... They are referred to by [[Yisraeli Jews]] in {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}} as "''Natsrus b'Yisrael''." There are approximately 4.48 million Christia ...ng Yehudan Christians from an oppressed class to a ruling class in ancient modern-day Yisrael.
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  • The '''Royal Yisraeli Civil Guard''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: המשמר האזרחי‎ המלכותי), also referred to as '''Mash'
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  • ...br>[[Standard Latin language|Standard Latin]], {{wp|Yiddish}}, ''[[Yisrael#Language|and others]]''<br><small>(secondary)</small>
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  • ...''[[Shomrim (Yisraeli gendarmerie)|Shomrim]]'')<br>1919 (reorganized into modern form)<br>1952 (reorganized into contemporary form) The '''Royal Yisraeli Police''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: משטרת ישראל), also referred to as '''the Shotrim Rageilim''' o
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  • ...sh won the competition, marking the first time also that a song in a minor language won, and the first time that a song won after an intense tiebreaker round a ...language in Pyalivostok. Incidentally, this was the first song in a minor language to win the Festival.
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  • ...their respective predecessor states have existed since well before the two modern states came into being. ...uage|Tyreseian Latin]], [[wikipedia:Tamaziɣt|Takelat]], [[wikipedia:Hebrew|Hebrew]], [[wikipedia:Tamashek|Tamashek]]
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  • The '''Royal Yisraeli Border Guard''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: מִשְׁמַר הַגְּבוּל), also referred to as '''Magav''' or
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  • |englishmotto = <!--English language version of motto--> |national_languages = Modern Hebrew, Amharic
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  • ...among [[Yisraeli Jews]], the '''Nominal Religious''', often called by the Hebrew shorthand ''{{wp|Hiloni|Chiloni}}'' (pl. ''Chilonim,'' lit. "mundane") are ...ss fields. They overwhelmingly speak {{wp|Modern Hebrew}} and {{wp|English language|Anglic}}, and have a notable disdain for Yiddish.
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  • ...|New York City English|Western English}}|{{wp|Yiddish}}|{{wp|Modern Hebrew|Hebrew}}}} ...segment of the population relocated to [[Belhavia]], the [[Pardes|global]] modern Jewish homeland. However, it was not until the 1960s and 1970s that a major
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}} '''Torah Achdus''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: פאכדוס תורה, lit. "Unity [of] Torah"), also commonly called ''
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  • ...language|Nihhonese}}<br/>{{wp|Bosnian language|Obradovian}}<br/>{{wp|Greek language|Greek}} ...t country of [[Obradovia]]. They speak a language that is correspondent to Hebrew, their home tongue, but with significant Slavic influence. Along with Slavi
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  • ...p|Cayugan language|Daganian}}<br>[[Fluvan Language|Fluvan]]<br>{{wp|Razihi language|Lisan}} The earliest human presence in modern-day Louisiana dates back to the Paleolithic period. When the [[Dilanoyawath
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  • ...Liberal Democratic Front of Yisrael<br><small>{{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}}:</small>החזית הליברלית הדמוק רטית של ישראל</ The '''Liberal Democratic Front of Yisrael''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}}: החזית הליברלית הדמוק רטית של ישראל) is a {{
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  • ...{{wp|Indonesian language|Indonesian}}: Kalender Shia Batiniya; {{wp|Dutch language|Dutch}}: Esoterische Sji'ieten Kalender) is the religious calendar of [[Eso In modern times, years in this era are denoted '''AA''' ({{wp|Latin language|Latin}}: ''Anno Absconditae''), from the Riysan ''as-sanatu'l-maknunih'', m
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  • |official_languages = Sokhaine, Gomeiu, Pinonimic Hebrew, and various indigenous languages ...s been growing in terms of importance, especially since the development of modern infrastructure on the Sokhainean islands. Safiloa has a unique relationship
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  • |native_name = <!-- Name in a modern syntax of native language(s). Leave blank if name is only in English. Separate with line breaks<br> If language uses Latin characters, place name(s) in italics. -->
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  • |official_languages = {{hlist|[[Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew]]|[[Modern Standard Arabic|Arabic]]}} === Language ===
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  • |official_languages = [[Arcadian Language|Arcadian]] * {{wp|Greek language|Yawanan}}
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  • ...l Yisraeli Special Political Police''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: משטרה פוליטית ישראלית מיוחדת), also referred to
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  • |native_name = ממלכת יריאל ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_Hebrew Hebrew]) <br> مملكة يريل ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic Arabic]) |official_languages = Hebrew
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  • |official_languages = [[Suhalan language|Suxaran]] ...ge|Vespasian}} <br />{{wp|Arabic language|Rahelian}} <br />[[Atudo-Suhalan language|Atudo-Suxaran]]
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}} ...ependent Coalition]], [[Gelonia]]'s [[List_of_political_parties_in_Gelonia|Modern Democratic Party]], and [[Arthurista]]'s [[Arthuristan Labour Party|Labour
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  • ...tween the regions of North Alezia, and also acts as the capital of Alezian modern culture and media, including acting as the place of the headquarters of the * Hebrew : Sha'eshma Ra'el (RTH-Y-P1)
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  • | rowclass1 = mergedrow| label1 = {{wp|Italian language|Rodarian}}: | data1 = {{lang|it|Consiglio Mondiale}}
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  • ...is tempered by ''chiloni'' [[Belhavian Jews]]' habit to speak {{wp|Modern Hebrew}}, celebrate traditional Jewish holidays as historical and nature festivals ...ommunal norms. Cities such as [[Dakos]] in the {{wp|Early modern era|early modern}} [[Kingdom of Belhavia|Kingdom-era]] [[Belhavia]] became notorious for sel
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}
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  • According to the {{wp|Hebrew Bible}}, the name "Yerushalayim" ({{wp|Anglicized}}: Jerusalem) first appea ...ar HaZeitim'') and {{wp|Mount Scopus|Mount Tsofim}} ({{wp|Hebrew language|Hebrew}}: ''Har HaTsofim'', lit. "Mount of the Watchmen/Guards").
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  • '''Operation Bamidbar''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: מבצע במדבר) was an [[Autocracy regime|Autocracy-era]] [[Yisrael
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  • ...manian language|Tolyk}}, {{wpl|Ukrainian language|Yakast}}, {{wpl|Croatian language|Zvečajian}} .... However, constant conflicts between the Obolensky realm and neighbors in modern-day [[Masovya]], [[Kolchakska]], and [[Vrilissia]] would threaten the stabi
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}
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  • ...the logo's language of the festival, where Coca Cola proposed a much more "modern" styling which prompted a new design by Ahlazanuuri Yalbari, a popular Alez * Hebrew : Sheila Rayeshmaim (RTH-Y-P1)
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  • ...bors, notably the various Princes of the Yavorstrana and other elements in modern [[Narozalica]], entering 1200 CE; these conflicts would sow discord across ====Language====
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}
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  • ...s = {{wp|English|Belhavian English}}, {{wp|Yiddish}}, {{wp|Modern Hebrew}} (all ''de facto'') In the {{wp|early modern period}}, the islands were referred to by merchants and explorers as the "'
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}
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  • |official_languages = {{wp|English Language|Estmerish}}, {{wp|Arabic Language|Rahelian}} |ethnic_groups = {{wp|Arabic|Rahelian}}, {{wp|Hebrew|Atudite}}, {{wp|Assyrian people|Niserian}}
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}} ...council appointed [[Nosson Gevura]] as the temporary party chief. Gevura (Hebrew for "strength"/"restraint") is regarded by League watchers as a hardliner m
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  • | language = *Hebrew
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  • ...at incident, the year was still praised as one of the classics even in the modern day. ! No. !! Region !! Singer !! Song !! Translation !! Language !! Place !! Points
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  • |regional_languages = Tazik, Common, Criol, Hebrew, Askava, Arabic ...of the lingering socio-economic issues which plague the nation even in the modern world, however it is still credited as a government which took the country'
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  • |name_lang1 = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}
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  • In the modern era, many Post-Revolutionary Verdean scholars have rejected the term, prefe ...short lived Gökan Empire. Towards the end of this period, the first of the modern states would get their state as {{wp|Liberalism|Liberal}}, and {{wp|Civic n
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  • ...e western regions identifying as Lushyod and speaking Lush as their native language. Lushyods also represent the majority of the population along the northern ...avians|Ostrozavans}}, even sharing with the latter a [[Ostro-Ludzic|common language]]. They represent 45% of Drevstran population (around 20.25 million people)
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  • ...manian language|Tolyk}}, {{wpl|Ukrainian language|Yakast}}, {{wpl|Croatian language|Zvečajian}} ...= Conquests of [[Vsevolod IV of Zolodolina|Vsevolod IV]] begin across modern Seredinia
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  • |official_languages = {{wpl|Tajik language|Tajik}} ...{wpl|German language|German}}, {{wpl|Czech language|Czech}}, {{wpl|Russian language|Russian}}
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  • ...uage|Verdusi]], [[wikipedia:Arabic language|Emmirian]], [[wikipedia:Hebrew language|Hebbi]] ===Language===
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  • ...gdoms would emerge from these proto-states, including the [[Viragstag]] in modern day [[Brumen]]. ...thnic Lushyods and their descendents worldwide, of whom 18 million live in modern days [[Drevstran]]. Significant groups of people with Lush ancestry live in
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  • ...Royal Yisraeli Intelligence Service''' ({{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}: שירות הביון הישראלי המלכותי), also referred to a
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  • | native_name_lang = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}} ...directly}} by citizens who are registered {{wp|voting|voters}} on the {{wp|Hebrew calendar#Months|1st of Shevat}} on even years of the [[Ajax|global]] {{wp|G
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  • ...gs]] in the first century {{wp|Common Era|CE}}. Starting in the {{wp|early modern period}} and escalating during the [[Era of Great Nationalism]] [[Ajax|glob ...ities and eventually establishing communities throughout what would become modern [[Ottonia]]. Conditions in Ottonia were varied, as Jews often faced hostili
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  • ...of the sound system from ARICO Mus.sys 2930-S made in 1995 to a much more modern ARICO Mus.sys 3128 made in 2006, added with borrowed ARICO Mus.sys-mini 83 * Hebrew : '''Sheila Rayeshmaim (RTH-Y-P1)
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  • ...u di Sydalon}} <span style="font-weight: normal;">{{resize|9pt|([[Sydalene language|Sydalene]])}} </span> ...es_type = Official language<br>{{nowrap|{{nobold|and national language}}}}
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  • ===Formation of Modern Mansuri State=== ...ry in the 19th century, a new political system was created based mostly on modern political theory as well as Islamic governmental jurisprudence. An Amir (le
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  • ...alene language|Sydalene]]. He also has a working knowledge of {{wp|Spanish language|Ascalene}}.
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  • |official_languages = {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}<br>{{wp|English|Allamunnic English}} |regional_languages = {{wp|Yiddish language|Yiddish}}
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  • {{Infobox language ...460ea|Regions where Suhalan is spoken but is not recognized as an official language}}
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  • |caption = [[wikipedia:First language|Native languages]] in Hverland |label1 = [[wikipedia:Swedish language|Swedish]]
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  • | language = {{wpl|Modern Hebrew language|Modern Hebrew}}<br>{{wp|American English|Belhavian English}}
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  • ...guage|Latin]], [[Sydalene language|Sydalene]], {{wp|Modern Hebrew language|Hebrew}}, {{wp|American English|Allamunnic Anglic}}
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  • ...of the sound system from ARICO Mus.sys 2930-S made in 1995 to a much more modern ARICO Mus.sys 3128 made in 2006, added with borrowed ARICO Mus.sys-mini 83 ...cal design for the festival decided to ditch the "Alezia Millenium" design language which according to its' leader was considered too "old and overused" for AR
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  • |official_languages = {{wp|Maltese language|Emessan}} |national_languages = {{wp|Hebrew language|Atudite}}
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  • |englishmotto = <!--English language version of motto--> ...anguage|Doyani}}, {{wpl|Tulu_Language|Tulu}}, {{wpl|Yemenite_Hebrew|Pinoni Hebrew}}
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  • Hebrew ===Ethnic Groups and Language===
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  • ...here is 3 different Christian churches, a Muslim Mosque, a Hindu Temple, A Hebrew temple, A Buddhist Temple, A Sikh temple, a Taoist Temple, and a few other While D'rɑgolɛth is the predominant language spoken by Caltreans, many Caltreans are bilingual and there are several oth
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  • ...ough the norm in this time was animal flesh. His name, translated from the Hebrew, means king of righteousness, and . For these characteristics he was associ ...c eucharistic doctrines are the product of two major disputes in the early modern era. The Aymerlandic church traces its heritage to the [[Protestant Reforma
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