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branch

[branch, brahnch] / bræntʃ, brɑntʃ /




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The second of eight children in a religious family, his father was a mid-ranking cleric from the Shia branch of Islam, the dominant sect in Iran.

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It is a branch of legerdemain, but it has to be closely studied to gain perfection.

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The State Department told the BBC Robinson visited the foreign policy branch of the US government "in an unofficial capacity".

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It was revealed earlier that the investigators discovered signs of "human presence" within the forest, including a tree branch that had been hacked off, teabags, items of food and other litter.

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Sultana said members have sent a "clear message", including about the need for "greater transparency and accountability" and for party branches to be "properly recognised and respected".

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