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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of central Kazakhstan southeast of Astana. Founded in 1857 as a copper-mining settlement, it is now the center of a coal industry.
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Kazakh court bans scientology organization in Karaganda region 2009
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- Source: Kazakh court bans scientology organization in Karaganda region, Interfax (Russia), Feb. 16, 209 — Summarized by Religion News Blog
Kazakh court bans scientology organization in Karaganda region 2009
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"Your wife's name is Nestorova Mikail and her father was Prince Anotoli Zergeyev whose lands straddle Karaganda, which is not so far away from your own family lands east of the Urals.
Noble House Clavell, James 1981
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Count-asylum shares his ideas that he has got after participation in the meeting of anime fans in Karaganda.
Global Voices in English » Kazakhstan: The decay of culture and media 2009
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Officials of Kazakhstan's state Agency of Religious Affairs ARA, the state-backed Muslim Board, and local administrations held public meetings in August and September in West Kazakhstan, Karaganda [Qaraghandy] and Aktobe [Aqtöbe] regions, praising the advantages of so-called "traditional religions" and warning of the alleged dangers of so-called "non-traditional religions."
Joseph K. Grieboski: Kazakhstan Adds To Europe's Summer Of Discontent on Religious Freedom Joseph K. Grieboski 2011
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Officials of Kazakhstan's state Agency of Religious Affairs ARA, the state-backed Muslim Board, and local administrations held public meetings in August and September in West Kazakhstan, Karaganda [Qaraghandy] and Aktobe [Aqtöbe] regions, praising the advantages of so-called "traditional religions" and warning of the alleged dangers of so-called "non-traditional religions."
Joseph K. Grieboski: Kazakhstan Adds To Europe's Summer Of Discontent on Religious Freedom Joseph K. Grieboski 2011
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We sat out the war, which helped bring down the Soviet Union, in Karaganda, far from the fighting.
Afghanistan's Struggle Has Wide Resonance Vygaudas Usackas 2011
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