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Omber

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om·bre also om·ber  (mbr) or hom·bre (hmbr, m-)
n.
A card game, played by three players with 40 cards, that was popular in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries.

[Spanish hombre, man, ombre, from Latin hom, homin-, man; see dhghem- in Indo-European roots.]


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The two-day meeting, to take place on 11-12 November, will focus on tackling major obstacles facing investment in Aden, chairman of the chamber Mohammed Omber Ba Mashmoos said.
Lumiere et Omber, Bleu et rouge: les Azrak du Sindh".
A second demonstration against the cartoons by Muslims in London on Saturday was more restrained than the one on Friday - although one young protester wore a vest similar to those worn by suicide b ombers.
 
 
 
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