Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- A country of western Africa. The site of several powerful states, including the Mali (flourished 14th century) and the Songhai (flourished 15th-16th century), Mali became part of French West Africa in the 19th century and achieved independence in 1960. Bamako is the capital and the largest city. Population: 12,000,000.
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- proper n. Country in Western Africa. Official name: Republic of Mali.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. a landlocked republic in northwestern Africa; achieved independence from France in 1960; Mali was a center of West African civilization for more than 4,000 years
Etymologies
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In the case of mali this has already meant the establishment of full diplomatic relations, a doubling of bilateral trade and the initiation of major South African investment projects in Mali.
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MALI: US army begins anti-terrorist training Flintlock in nothern Mali
WN.com - Articles related to U.S. sees food security as next big Africa push
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WEST AFRICA MALI touré, his excellency president amadou toumani Touré is the president of Mali.
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And Mali, the Thai word for jasmine, was an overwhelming winner among five choices.
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The rotavirus vaccine is now available in Mali, Ghana, Vietnam, Bangladesh and Nicaragua.
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I'm picking up a lot about China's aid in Mali – there is lots of it – and a lot more on migration.
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Some of the huts reminded me of the very square mud structures I'd seen in Mali, and others were bigger, taller structures -- the driver explained it was because the Arab Shua people who dominate this area are so tall.
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For example, Mali is now spending 11% of its total budget on agriculture, Burkina Faso 15% and Ethiopia 17%.
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Boukary trains villagers in Mali to use the Internet.
Global Voices in English » Translator of the week: Boukary Konaté in Mali
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He now owns football schools in Mali, Ghana, Madagascar, Egypt and Algeria.
Young African Football Players Are a Hot Commodity in Europe | Impact Lab
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