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Yazd

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Yazd  (yzd)
A city of central Iran south-southeast of Tehran. Dating from the fifth century b.c., it is a textile and carpet-weaving center. Population: 432,000.

Yazd [jɑːzd], Yezd
n
(Placename) a city in central Iran: a major centre of silk weaving. Pop.: 326 776 (1996)


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The commander underlined that the move to manufacture the simulator came as 3 Iranian law enforcement forces were martyred last year after a real mortar shell exploded inside the launcher during police drills in Deihook region in the country's central province of Yazd.
If we go along with people's demand, we will reach our goals quicker and in a less costly manner," Khatami was quoted as telling people from his hometown in the central province of Yazd.
Meybod Steel Company, a pig iron producer in Yazd province in the center of Iran, will increase its output of pig iron by about 100% and start to build a steel plant, according to the Iranian mines and metal industry holding company Imidro.
 
 
 
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