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Mordecai
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Mordecai [ˌmɔːdəˈkaɪ ˈmɔːdəˌkaɪ]
n
(Biographies) (Christian Religious Writings / Bible) Old Testament the cousin of Esther who averted a massacre of the Jews (Esther 2-9)


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Israel is extremely concerned about this development and has raised the issue in talks with the United States, including in recent talks between Defence Minister Yitzhaq Mordekhay and US Defence Secretary William Cohen, the paper said.
On or about January 29, 2008, by virtue of a press release, listing David Mordekhay as the contact person, it was announced that AETE had procured a research facility in Woodlands, Texas, whereby AETE would continue commercialization and research of its biomass refining technology.
AETE announces further change within the organization with the termination of Corporate Secretary, William Carmichael and VP Business Development, David Mordekhay.
 
 
 
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