Am·mon 1 (ä m n)n. Variant of Amen. |
Am·mon 2 ( mn) An ancient kingdom east of the Jordan River in present-day northwest Jordan. Its capital was Rabbath-Ammon, on the site of present-day Amman, Jordan. |
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| Ammon,
Adventist Health's president and chief executive officer, said in a
prepared statement. Bette Ammon, Director, Coeur d'Alene Public Library, ID
But during the five weeks when Penn State University professors
Rachel Grant and Dick Ammon visited Warren and his classmates to teach
them about jazz music, its history, and the abundant literature that
surrounds it, Warren blossomed. |
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