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Shurin may
refer to:
Aaron Shurin (b. 1947),
American writer Dov
Shurin (b. 1949),
Israeli singer-songwriter
Susan Shurin,
American doctor Shurin, Iran...
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Susan Shurin (born 1944) is a
senior adviser at the
National Cancer Institute. From 2006–2014, she
served as
Deputy and
Acting Director of the National...
- Dov
Shurin (Hebrew: דב שורין) is an
Israeli singer-songwriter, who is also
known for his far-right
political views, conve**** both
through his
music and...
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Aaron Shurin (born 1947) is an
American poet, essayist, and educator. He is the
former director of the
Master of Fine Arts in
Writing Program at the University...
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Shurin College of
Foreign Languages is a
language school in Tokyo, ****an. It
offers courses for ****anese-Korean translation, ****anese-Chinese translation...
- Maar
Shurin (Arabic: معرشورين, also
spelled Maarshurin) is a
village in
northwestern Syria,
administratively part of the
Maarrat al-Nu'man
District of...
- the dark
realism behind all
those kingdom politics". In the view of
Jared Shurin,
grimdark fantasy has
three key components: a grim and dark tone, a sense...
- June 2018. "Karl Landsteiner",
Jewish Virtual Library Shurin,
Michael R.;
Shurin,
Galina V.;
Shurin, Ken M. (2022).
Basic and
Clinical Immunology by Names...
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Sephardic Academy of Toronto, and
Yitzchak Shurin, Dean of
Midreshet Rachel-Shapell's. His
grandson Dov
Shurin is a singer-songwriter and musician. Emes...
- it
advances northward during the spring,
while it is
referred to as the
shurin when the
boundary retreats back
southward during the
autumn months. The...
