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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Wednesday August 10, 2016Record-shattering temperatures this summer have scorched countries from Morocco to Saudi Arabia and beyond, as climate experts warn that the severe weather could be a harbinger of worse to come.
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- Hugh Naylor, Mustafa Salim , The Washington Post | Wednesday June 8, 2016Tuesday marked the first day of Ramadan for many here, and Iraqis scrambled to purchase their favorite treats as the daylong fast came to an end.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday March 13, 2016Saudi Arabia goes to notorious lengths to prevent unsanctioned romance. So citizens of this conservative kingdom are increasingly turning to social media networks to pursue relationships and plan forbidden rendezvous, people here say.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Wednesday March 2, 2016If you think a Saudi barista isn't a big deal, just ask Harbi. In fact, just ask any of the small but growing number of Saudi citizens who flip burgers at McDonald's, fold sweaters at the Gap, or work any number of fast-food and retail jobs in this oil-rich kingdom.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday February 7, 2016The Islamic State's recent defeats on the battlefield signal that its once-vaunted militia army has been hobbled by worsening money problems, desertions and a dwindling pool of fighters, analysts and monitoring groups say.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday December 27, 2015The Islamic State has stolen the spotlight from its forefather, al-Qaida. But al-Qaida-linked groups have escalated the fight to take it back.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Wednesday December 9, 2015The allegations seem more like the tawdry plot of an adult film than an actual security breach on a passenger jet flying at more than 30,000 feet.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Saturday December 5, 2015By most estimates, the Islamic State is the world's richest terrorist organization. But it appears to be wrestling with money problems that could affect its ability to wage war while trying to govern millions of people in its self-declared caliphate.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday October 18, 2015If you've become a mass-marketed Halloween costume, then you're probably really scary.
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- Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Friday July 14, 2017Barbar's origins trace back to its sexagenarian founder, Mohammed Ghaziri. With a fifth-grade education and the clothes on his back, a 17-year-old Ghaziri took a job on a Greek shipping vessel in the late 1960s, touring the world and its restaurants
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'Hugh Naylor The Washington Post' - 10 News Result(s)
- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Wednesday August 10, 2016Record-shattering temperatures this summer have scorched countries from Morocco to Saudi Arabia and beyond, as climate experts warn that the severe weather could be a harbinger of worse to come.
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- Hugh Naylor, Mustafa Salim , The Washington Post | Wednesday June 8, 2016Tuesday marked the first day of Ramadan for many here, and Iraqis scrambled to purchase their favorite treats as the daylong fast came to an end.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday March 13, 2016Saudi Arabia goes to notorious lengths to prevent unsanctioned romance. So citizens of this conservative kingdom are increasingly turning to social media networks to pursue relationships and plan forbidden rendezvous, people here say.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Wednesday March 2, 2016If you think a Saudi barista isn't a big deal, just ask Harbi. In fact, just ask any of the small but growing number of Saudi citizens who flip burgers at McDonald's, fold sweaters at the Gap, or work any number of fast-food and retail jobs in this oil-rich kingdom.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday February 7, 2016The Islamic State's recent defeats on the battlefield signal that its once-vaunted militia army has been hobbled by worsening money problems, desertions and a dwindling pool of fighters, analysts and monitoring groups say.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday December 27, 2015The Islamic State has stolen the spotlight from its forefather, al-Qaida. But al-Qaida-linked groups have escalated the fight to take it back.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Wednesday December 9, 2015The allegations seem more like the tawdry plot of an adult film than an actual security breach on a passenger jet flying at more than 30,000 feet.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Saturday December 5, 2015By most estimates, the Islamic State is the world's richest terrorist organization. But it appears to be wrestling with money problems that could affect its ability to wage war while trying to govern millions of people in its self-declared caliphate.
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- World News | Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Sunday October 18, 2015If you've become a mass-marketed Halloween costume, then you're probably really scary.
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- Hugh Naylor, The Washington Post | Friday July 14, 2017Barbar's origins trace back to its sexagenarian founder, Mohammed Ghaziri. With a fifth-grade education and the clothes on his back, a 17-year-old Ghaziri took a job on a Greek shipping vessel in the late 1960s, touring the world and its restaurants
food.ndtv.com