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emperor

English form of imperator, the title given during the Roman Republic to victorious generals and later the official title of the Roman emperors.



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He was speaking at book launching ceremony of Urdu version of book Samraj shikan authored by Iranian president Mehmood Ahmadinejad here Wednesday in Islamic International University.
From left, back row, Matthew Peal, Chuka Ogbuneke, Stuart Nicholson, Stefan Woodward, Adam Sanders, Cameron Fallan, Jake Bourne, Aki Sandhu (coach); and front, Arminder Singh, Samraj Sandhu, Jamie Lee, Daniel Cassidy and Ryan Keane.
We are also very grateful to John Bell (McMaster University) for programming and administering the online survey, and to Loma Samraj at All-Languages who assisted us in the translation of the survey into French.
 
 
 
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