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Dreams from My Father, Obama talks of having a Pakistani roommate when he moved to New York, a man he calls Sadik (his 1982 roommate at an apartment at a sixth-floor walkup on East 94th Street).
Latest Articles PakTribune 2008
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In his memoir Dreams from My Father, Obama talks of having a Pakistani roommate when he moved to New York, a man he calls Sadik (his 1982 roommate at a sixth-floor walkup on East 94th Street).
Latest Articles 2008
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In his memoir Dreams from My Father, Obama talks of having a Pakistani roommate when he moved to New York, a man he calls Sadik (his 1982 roommate at a sixth-floor walkup on East 94th Street).
Latest Articles 2008
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Obama should detail more thoroughly, who "Sadik" was.
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Earlier this year, the AP tracked down Mr. Obama's New York-era roommate, "Sadik," in Seattle after the campaign refused to reveal his name.
Obama's Lost Years 2008
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As a consequence, Myra Morton was arrested and charged with first-degree murder, third-degree murder and related counts. unclear, however, it's noteworthy that Jereleigh "Sadik" Morton died only hours before he was planning to travel to Morocco to impregnate a woman, Zahra Toural, 35, he met on the Internet and married in March
The Jawa Report 2009
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* Sohale Siddiqi is identified as "Sadik" in Obama's memoir, Dreams From My Father, and is described as "a short, well-built Pakistani" who smoked marijuana, snorted cocaine and liked to party.
Latest Articles 2008
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* Sohale Siddiqi is identified as "Sadik" in Obama's memoir, Dreams From My Father, and is described as "a short, well-built Pakistani" who smoked marijuana, snorted cocaine and liked to party.
Latest Articles 2008
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Earlier this year, the AP tracked down Mr. Obama's New York-era roommate, "Sadik," in Seattle after the campaign refused to reveal his name.
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He indicates only that first name, and says that "Sadik" had overstayed his (visa) welcome in the U.S. in 1981 (meaning, he was an "illegal."
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