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Sabalus was a of
Berber warrior from Mauretania,
North Africa who
lived in the 1st century.
Sabalus was one of the
tribal chiefs in the
Roman Client Kingdom...
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Joint Regional Correctional Facility (J.R.C.F.) is a
military prison at 831
Sabalu Road, Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas which opened in 2010. The 224,736-square-foot...
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Biyernes Sabado [♄1]
Chamorro Damenggo Lunes Mattes Metkoles Huebes Betnes Sabalu Māori Rā Tapu [not
celestially named] (rā + tapu = "holy day") Rāhina (rā...
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Jueves Huebes/Huebis Fa'guåni Limåni (Day Five)
Friday Viernes Betnes/Betnis Nimpu'ak Gunumåni (Day Six) Sa****ay Sábado
Såbalu Sambok Fitåno (Day Seven)...
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American soldiers,
Colonel James W.
Harrison Jr. and
Master Sergeant Wilberto Sabalu, part of the
oversight team, were shot dead by one of the
Afghan guards...
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Mauretanian revolt Mauretania,
Roman Empire Mauri led by
Aedemon and
Sabalus Revolt suppressed by
Gaius Suetonius Paulinus and
Gnaeus Hosidius Geta...
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defeated Sabalus, a
chief of the Mauri, twice, and
after gathering as much
water as
could be carried,
pursued him into the desert.
Sabalus'
forces were...
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implied the re****urance of
tribal allegiance by
fighting tribal chiefs like
Sabalus. By then,
Caligula had been
murdered on January 24, 41 and his paternal...
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least three subgroups: Arará
Magino (Machino or Marino), Arará Savalú (
Sabalú), and Arará Dajomé (Dahomey). The
spirits of Arará are
referred to as vodú...
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Thursday Friday Sa****ay
Ivasayen Domingo Lunis Martis Miyirkolis Juibis Biyernis Sabado Itbayaten Lumingu Lunis Martis Mirkulis Juybis Birnis Sabalu...
