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With no Ben Wallace, no Chris Webber and virtually no Nazr Mohammed, Rasheed Wallace has taken a shine to his role as the Pistons' starting center-he moved over from power forward, where Antonio McDyess now starts.
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A position-by-position look at the matchups in the NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and Detroit Pistons. CENTER: Nazr Mohammed vs. Ben Wallace. Mohammed was acquired at midseason from the New York Knicks to be a complement to Tim Duncan in the low post and to be a more productive presence than former starter Rasho Nesterovic. He will get his share of second-chance points and easy shot opportunities if Detroit's defense doubles down on Duncan, but he is ineffective outside of 8 feet. Wallace will spend more time defending Duncan than he will Mohammed. The Spurs will look to foul him Wallace if he gets the ball near the basket and make the 47-percent foul shooter earn his points from the line.
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...ABAS, Nasir; a.k.a. BIN ABAS, Mohammed Nasir; a.k.a. BIN ABAS, Sulaiman; a.k.a. KHAIRUDDI...
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Similarly, throughout the period of my ethnographic research among middle-class Arab American family and community networks in San Francisco, California,2 between January 1999 and August 2001, the theme of female sexuality circumscribed the ways my research participants imagined and contested culture, identity, and belonging. Counter to dominant colonialist Western feminist approaches that highlight "religion" (Islam) as the primary determinant of Arab women's identities, this article demonstrates that religion (Christian or Muslim) alone does not determine the processes by which Arab American femininities are imagined and performed.
...So why this reaction to Mohammed.' After college, I met the love of my life. Mohamm...
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- King of Jordan Fires Government ; Abdullah Ii Dismisses Prime Minister, Replaces Him with Ex-General
The king of Jordan fired his government in a surprise move on Tuesday amid nationwide protests calling for political reforms, as similar demonstrations were sweeping through the Arab world. King Abdullah II dismissed Prime Minister Samir Rifai and replaced him with Marouf al-Bakhit, a former general who previously had served as prime minister and ambassador to Israel, the Jordanian news agency Petra reported.
...Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi, himself a Ben Ali regime holdover, has...
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summary of events in the Arab world Egypt - Amid talk of "reassessing" Egypt's peace agreement with Israel, opposition leaders also are expected to permit two Iranian warships to pass through the Suez Canal for the first time since the Iranian revolution in 1979, Israeli officials say. - During a prayer service Friday in Cairo's Tahrir Square, anti-Israel cleric Yusuf al- Qardawi -- who returned to Egypt after years in exile -- called for the "conquest" of Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque, Islam's third-holiest site, which was captured by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war and is also a Jewish holy site. MOROCCO - Five charred bodies are found in a bank set aflame by troublemakers on the sidelines of one of many nationwide protests pushing for more democracy in the kingdom. - Morocco's inter...
... from joining protests, according to Mohammed Abdul-Malek, a London-based opposition activist in...
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...ABAS, Nasir; a.k.a. BIN ABAS, Mohammed Nasir; a.k.a. BIN ABAS, Sulaiman; a.k.a. ``KHAIRUD...
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TUNIS, Tunisia - Looting, deadly prison riots and street chaos engulfed Tunisia on Saturday, a day after mass protests forced its strongman to flee. A new interim president was sworn in, promising to create a unity government that could include the long-ignored opposition. It was the second change of power in this North African nation in less than 24 hours.
...Ben Ali's longtime ally, Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi, stepped in briefly with a vague assump...
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WASHINGTON -- When terrorists attacked New York and Washington in 2001, the Middle East was firmly under the control of authoritarian leaders. Some of them were staunch allies of the United States who tolerated the growing threat from Osama bin Laden. A decade later, bin Laden is dead, al-Qaida has been set back, and the autocrats in Egypt, Iraq, Libya, Tunisia, Afghanistan and Yemen have been swept from power by their own people -- a series of sometimes deadly protests and battles now known as the Arab Spring.
... Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia, and Mullah Mohammed Omar of Afghanistan. "Without question, President ...
