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The Tehran I remember was not a polluted, oppressed nation, but a beautiful landscape nestled by the Alborz mountains, where the scent of the rose gardens would drift along with the breeze.
Shiva Rose: Iran As We Knew It Shiva Rose 2011
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The Tehran I remember was not a polluted, oppressed nation, but a beautiful landscape nestled by the Alborz mountains, where the scent of the rose gardens would drift along with the breeze.
Shiva Rose: Iran As We Knew It Shiva Rose 2011
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The Tehran I remember was not a polluted, oppressed nation, but a beautiful landscape nestled by the Alborz mountains, where the scent of the rose gardens would drift along with the breeze.
Shiva Rose: Iran As We Knew It Shiva Rose 2011
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The growing demands for freedom and tolerance were germinating in places like Dizin, in the Alborz range north of Tehran.
Let the Swords Encircle Me Scott Peterson 2010
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Dragon, that is, the demons hostile to mankind who were driven behind Alborz – Kaf by Tahmuras the ancient Persian king.
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Pahluj, which is home to several sites dating back from 1000 BCE to 9th century CE, will be completely submerged under water and mud when the Alborz Dam becomes operational.
Sasanian Burial Practice Indicates Special Status for Women Jan 2008
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Negotiations have taken place with international energy firms on expansion plans for power plants at Bandar Abbas, Shaid Rajai, Alborz, Ramin, and Kerman.
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Pahluj, which is home to several sites dating back from 1000 BCE to 9th century CE, will be completely submerged under water and mud when the Alborz Dam becomes operational.
Archive 2008-09-01 Jan 2008
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In 2001 Azerbaijan and Iran came close to confrontation when an Iranian gunboat challenged a BP-operated research vessel exploring what Azerbaijan calls the Alov oilfield and Tehran calls Alborz.
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Sakhr the Jinni is Eshem chief of the Divs, and Kaf, the encircling mountain, is a later edition of Persian Alborz.
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