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Interview with author Hugh Miles
"I started working freelance for Western newspapers and magazines, covering everything from terrorism to the arts. I was on the point of leaving and then unexpectedly I met an Egyptian girl and fell in love."
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A Conversation with Kochkar, the Loader
His name was Kochkar,
and for the past two years he’d worked as a loader,
traveling up and down the Nile with Hadhoud about five times a year.
His true field of expertise was botany,
which he’d studied as a forestry student in Cairo. Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles full movie
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Obama promotes choice in Cairo