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Tamar

In the Old Testament, the sister of Absalom. She was raped by her half-brother Amnon, who was then killed by Absalom.

Tamar

River flowing into Bass Strait, Tasmania, formed by the union of the North and South Esk; length 65 km/40 mi.



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