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Tamar

[tey-mer, tah-]

noun

  1. the daughter of David and half-sister of Absalom. 2 Samuel 13.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of Tamar1

From Hebrew “palm tree, date palm”
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Part of the reason, says Prof Tamar Hermann from the IDI, is that the vast majority of those calling for an end to the war are people who say they would never vote for him.

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Stitch’s emphasis on finding his place in the world also may be a factor in his oddly relatable appeal, said Tamar Rimmon, vice president of research and analytics strategy at Fandom, which hosts information pages on entertainment topics.

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“My clients are very concerned about their daughter,” Tamar Arminak, Lynn Bynes’ attorney, told ABC News in a statement at the time.

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Rangel’s attorney, Tamar Arminak, said her client felt vindicated by the jury’s decision, after spending years trying to blow the whistle about a division that was essentially run as its own fiefdom.

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"We are witnessing the abuse of the law-making," says Tamar Oniani, human rights programme director at the Georgian Young Lawyers' Association.

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