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Mahres (Tunisian Arabic: "place for guard"), also
known as
Mahares or El
Mahres, is a
coastal town in
Tunisia about thirty kilometers south of Sfax and...
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March 23, 1980. p. C1. "Third
Mahre challenges mountain". The Bulletin. Bend, Oregon. UPI. May 29, 1981. p. 13. "
Mahres close family".
Spokane Daily Chronicle...
- Tel
Mahre, was the
Patriarch of Antioch, and head of the
Syriac Orthodox Church from 818
until his
death in 845.
Dionysius was born in Tal
Mahre, near...
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Mahre is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Phil
Mahre (born 1957),
American alpine skier Steve Mahre (born 1957),
American alpine skier...
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Steven Irving Mahre (born May 10, 1957 in Yakima, Washington) is a
former World Cup
alpine ski
racer and
younger twin
brother (by four minutes) of ski...
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ballet -
Carthage Plastic Arts
Festival –
Mahrès (Sfax) (July–August)
Plastic Arts
Festival –
Mahrès (Sfax) (July–August)
Sponge Festival – Zarzis...
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champion Spider Sabich,
World Cup and
Olympic champion Phil
Mahre, and his twin
brother Steve Mahre,
World Champion and
Olympic silver medalist.
Founded in...
- Witakowski, Witold, ed. (1987). The
Syriac Chronicle of Pseudo-Dionysius of Tel-
Mahrē: A
Study in the
History of Historiography. Uppsala-Stockholm: University...
- of the men's and women's
overall titles in 25
years (McKinney and Phil
Mahre in 1983). She also won the
World Cup
season title in the
downhill and the...
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Olympic event, but the
Mahres were the
first twins to
achieve this performance. The
French Didier Bouvet won the
bronze medal. Both
Mahre brothers retired from...
