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It was Prof. Dr. Safa Abdulaziz Khulusi. famous Iraqi writers, poets and Arabic grammar king. He was born in Iraq in Khanekin 1917th wrote many books on Arabic grammar. In 1968 he emigrated to England, Oxford and was Proffessor for Arabic language there. He is also the editor of the Oxford Dictionary Arabic-English
S.A. Khulusi was a Pakistani electrical engineer known for his work in the field of electric power distribution systems. He played a key role in developing the power sector in Pakistan and promoting engineering education in the country. Khulusi also contributed to the establishment of various engineering institutions.
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When did Safa Khulusi die?
Safa Khulusi died on 1995-09-08.
When was Safa Khulusi born?
Safa Khulusi was born on 1917-08-17.
What has the author Allan Safarik written?
Allan Safarik is a Canadian author and poet known for his works in the genres of poetry and fiction. Some of his popular works include "Isn't Perfect the wizard?", "The Burning Forest", and "Before We Were Perfect."
¨Jacques Cartier is cool.¨?
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What is the greatest concern that should be considered before converting a factory from human workforce to robotic workforce?
nnn s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sss s s s s s
What lies and secrets are used in Inkheart?
your mom' ss s s s s s s sss s s s s s s s
What words can be made from the word devastation?
Words that can be formed: Devastation:AdAdoAdsAid (s)Aide (s)And (s)Anode (s)Ante (s)AntiAnt (s)AteAvidAvoid (s)DaisDate (s)DeistDen (s)DieDiesDiet (s)Diva (s)Divan (s)Dive (s)DoeDoesDoneDoseEatEdit (s)End (s)Eon (s)IdeaIdeasIdesInsetIon (s)ItsNaive (s)NaivestNave (s)NeatNestNet (s)Nit (s)NodNodeNoesNoiseNoseNote (s)NotOdeOdesOneOnsetOven (s)SadSaidSaintSandSatinSeaSendSetonSetSideSiteSitSnotSodSotStaidStainStationStaveSteadSteinStetStone (d)Tad (s)Tan (s)Tat (s)Tea (s)TenTestTideTidesTiedTieTiesTine (s)Tin (s)Tone (s)Ton (s)Tote (s)Tot (s)VainestVainVane (s)VatVein (s)VestVetoVet (s)ViaViand (s)Video (s)Vie (s)VinaVine (s)VitaVitaeVoe (s)Void (s)Vote (s)
What is the silent letter in chassis?
The (s) at he end
How many words in sportsmanship?
SPORTSMANSHIP a, aim(s), air(s), am, an, ant(s), amp, apart, apt, art(s), as, ash, at, ham(s), hash, harm(s), harp(s), harsh, hart(s), hasp(s), him, hip(s), his, hiss, hit(s), hop(s), host(s), hot(s), I, import(s), in, is, it, its, ma, man, map(s), mart(s), mash, mar(s), marsh, mass, mast(s), math, miss, mist(s), mop(s), morn(s), moss, most, nap(s), nip(s), nit(s), norm(s), north, nosh, o, oh(s), op(s), or, pan(s), parsnip(s), part(s), pass, past, pat(s), pin(s), pint(s), pi(s), pinto(s), pit(s), pot(s), porn, port(s), posh, pram(s), print(s), prism(s), prom(s), prompt, prop(s), psi(s), ram(s), ramp(s), rant(s), rap(s), rash, rasp(s), rat(s), rim(s), rip(s), roam(s), roast(s), roman, romp(s), rot(s), sap(s), sat, sham(s), sharp(s), shin(s), ship(s), shop(s), short(s), shot(s), sit(s), smash, snap(s), snappish, snapshot(s), snot(s), snort(s), so, sop(s), sot(s), snip(s), snit(s), spam(s), spar(s), spin(s), spit(s), spot(s), sport(s), sportsman, sportsmanship, sprain(s), sprint(s), star(s), stamp(s) staph, stash, stomp(s), storm(s), strain(s), strap(s), strip(s), strop(s), tam(s), tan(s), tap(s), than, thin, this, tin(s), tip(s), to, top(s), train(s), trap(s), tram(s), tramp(s), trash, trim(s), trip(s), tromp(s)
How many words can you make using accomplishments?
ACCOMPLISHMENTS a, as, at, ate, ace(s), ache(s), am, assent, aim(s), ale(s), ail(s), ape(s), accomplish(es), accomplishment(s), accent(s), ash(es), aisle, ailment(s), ample, amen(s), ant(s), come(s), com, cope(s), cone(s), con(s), coin(s), comment(s), coal, colt(s), cop(s), cot(s), coast, coat(s), comp(s), compile(s), complies, camp(s), cake, cant(s), cite(s), cost, clomp(s), clone(s), clam(s), chose, choice(s), chip(s), chap(s), chomp(s), chop(s), chain(s), chalice(s), chain(s), chin(s), chit(s), chime(s), clan(s), claim(s), clash(es), china, cleat(s), cheat(s), chat(s), clinch(es), cliche(s) chase(s), chant(s), camisole(s), case(s), en(s), em(s), eat(s), eon(s), echo, hi, ho, hone(s), home(s), hop(s), hope(s), hot, host, hose, heist, hip(s), hat(s), hate(s), haste, him, his, hit(s), he, heap(s), hasp, hail(s), hale, heal(s), heat(s), hilt(s), I, in, is, inset, into, imp, implies, isle, lie(s), ice(s), lie(s), lint, lime(s), lice, lip(s), lemon(s), list, lit, lite, lisp, lace(s), lamp(s), limp, lone, loan(s), loam(s), lot(s), late, last, lame, lane(s), lain, lance(s), lope(s), least, lost, lose, lash, lathe(s), limn(s), limp(s), me, mint(s), map(s), mate(s), mail(s), male(s), mane(s) main(s), mash, men, man, mane(s), mat(s), mate(s), mom(s), moan(s), mile(s), meal(s), mole(s), mote(s), math(s), mine(s), mean(s), meme(s), mesh, mist, mast, no, nope, not(s), note(s), net(s), neat, nap(s), nape(s), nit(s), nite(s), name(s), oat(s), o, oh, omen(s), pen(s), pent, plies, pile(s) poem(s), pone(s), pole(s), past, post, pit(s), pin(s), poet(s), polish, polite, place(s), police, plain, plane(s), sap, sail(s), same, sane, sat, sate(s), slash, slat(s), slit(s), slot(s), sit(s), sot(s), sash, sip(s), slip(s), slap(s), slam(s), slain, sine, sin(s), sect(s), set(s), sit(s), sent, saint(s), silo(s), sole(s), to, toe(s), tap(s), tape(s), tome(s), tone(s), ton(s), top(s), ship(s), shape(s), stale, stamp(s), stomp(s), staple(s), shine(s), slime(s), slim, so, sot(s), some, steal(s), teal(s), team(s), ten(s), tile(s), time(s), tine(s), tin(s), tam(s), tame(s), tamp(s), tan(s), til, tile(s), tail(s), tale(s) tom(s), to, tip(s)
How many small words can you make out of professional?
PROFESSIONAL a, an, as, also, aeon, ape(s), are, alp(s), ass, are, apron(s), ale(s), ail(s), arise(s), arose, ear(s), earn(s), es, elf, eon(s), en(s), foal(s), fail(s), for, fore, file(s), far, fan(s), fear(s), fare(s), foil(s), fire(s), flop(s), flan(s), flap(s), flair(s), flare(s), flip(s), floor(s), floss, fool(s), I, ion(s), isle(s), if(s), is, in(s), lane(s), lap(s), leap(s), learn(s), lorn, leaf, lop(s), lip(s), less, lisp(s), loss, loan(s), lean(s), lion(s), loin(s), life, lair(s), liar(s), lore, loaf, lass, no, nope(s), nail(s), nap(s), nip(s), noel(s), noes, nose(s), nor, o, on, one(s), of, oops, pro, pros, pal(s), pool(s), pone(s), pole(s), pile(s), pail(s), pale(s), peal(s), plea(s), pear(s), pare(s), pair(s), pass, prof(s), prone, plan(s), plane(s), plain(s), parole(s), praise(s), role(s), rail(s), ran, real, reap(s), rile(s), ripe, rope(s), rose(s), rise(s), raise(s), rap(s), rip(s), rain(s), roan(s), son(s), sin(s), sine(s), slap(s), slop(s), spoof(s), spool(s), spore(s), spire(s), spear(s), spin(s), spine(s), spoon(s), span(s), spar(s), spoor(s), slip(s), slain, so
Formula of the square?
s x s or s + s + s + s
