Bu·kha·ra (b -kär  , - är) See Bukhoro. |
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A few months back, 43 people were killed in Tashkent and Bukhara over three days, when the nation's first suicide bombings took place. Included shootouts, explosions and suicide bombings which killed at least 19 people and wounded another 26 in the ancient Uzbek city of Bukhara March 28 and, the next day, in the capital, Tashkent. His mother and father both placed great value on education, and Sharipov studied English at Bukhara University, where he single-handedly founded, wrote, and distributed a controversial student newspaper. |
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