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Ariana
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Noun1.Ariana - city in TunisiaAriana - city in Tunisia                      
Republic of Tunisia, Tunisia - a republic in northwestern Africa on the Mediterranean coast; achieved independence from France in 1956; "southern Tunisia is mostly desert"


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He said his office had cases against former minister for Haj and auqaf Enayatullah Qasimi, present deputy minister Muhammad Siddiq Chakari, former minister for transport Habibullah Qadiri and former director of the Aryana Airlines Nadir Aatish.
Aa Khadim Hussain of Aryana Institute think-tank in Islamabad said militants were seeking to stoke tension between India and Pakistan: "It's a strategy of the Taliban and Al-Qaeda to destabilize the region by bringing about rifts within the ranks of the regional countries.
HHH ORPHAN (15, 122 mins) Vera Farmiga, Peter Sarsgaard, Isabelle Fuhrman, Jimmy Bennett, Aryana Engineer, CCH Pounder, Margo Martindale.
 
 
 
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