U.A.R.
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The Argentina Rugby Union, known as the U.A.R., has already begun its recruitment drive for what will be the first professional team in that country.
From New York Times • Apr. 17, 2015
Within the following 100 years, even in relatively backward countries like the U.A.R. and India, the figure will edge past $3,500, the 1965 U.S. per capita share of the gross national product.
From Time Magazine Archive
A month ago, Khrushchev sounded off to a U.A.R. parliamentary delegation visiting Moscow.
From Time Magazine Archive
"If our people live under Communism better than you, why should you declare yourself against Communism?" he asked, according to a transcript released by the U.A.R. just last week.
From Time Magazine Archive
Then a weeping Sadat went on television to say: "The U.A.R., the Arab nation and humanity have lost the most precious man, the most courageous and most sincere man."
From Time Magazine Archive
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