Har·ran (hä-rän ) See Haran. |
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| Nabonidns engaged in numerous temple and shrine rebuilding projects in Ur, Babylon, and Harran (550 BCE). The working-class Arabs who settle in Harran form a new home and community as a consequence of petro-capitalism. ``We're very proactive in the pursuit of production,'' said Edward Harran, film resource coordinator for the Nevada Film Office. |
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