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abrash

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a·brash  (ä-bräsh, -bräzh)
n.
The natural and variable change in color that occurs in an Oriental rug over time when different dyes are used.

[Arabic, mottled, possibly of Persian origin.]


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Testifying for the bill were numerous human-rights advocates and critics of the Suharto regime, including Jose Ramos-Horta, Congressman Patrick Kennedy (Democrat of Rhode Island), Brenda Bateman of the Investor Responsibility Research Center, and Abigail Abrash of the Robert F.
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