Definitions
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- proper noun A female
given name , a twentieth century variant ofSarah , or explained as Arabic zahr "flower"; given to the daughter of Princess Anne in 1981.
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Examples
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Following the phenomenal response to Spanish label Zara's arrival in this country in April, the British retail giant will open a store on Melbourne's Chapel Street, in South Yarra in December.
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The 5/8-ounce original Zara is easier to make "walk the dog" than smaller versions, and this blue shore minnow color is almost universallyeffective.
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Of all her relatives, only her great-grandmother Isthia proved truly understanding of what became known as Zara's Antic.
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Bessie, feeling the tremor in Zara's rigid body at this confirmation of her worst fears, put her hand quickly over he friend's mouth, just in time to check a cry that was rising to her lips.
The Camp Fire Girls in the Woods, or Bessie King's First Council Fire
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And the guardian hurried off, determined to rescue Zara from the clutches of the old miser who was so anxious to make her work for him, because he saw a chance to get a good deal for nothing, or almost nothing.
The Camp Fire Girls in the Woods, or Bessie King's First Council Fire
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From a public phone box he calls Zara’s Turkish doctor.
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For a more affordable pair, head to Zara, which is selling leather shorts with a paper-bag waist for $99.99.
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I also bought a lovely black jacket for this wedding on Friday in Zara.
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He sits down on the stair, tries calling Zara again.
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I laughed at the idea of Zara playing the chaperon, and told her she was far too young and beautiful to enact that character.
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