RADA

/ ˈrɑːdɑː /

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Sarah stood by the police barricade with her 12-year-old sister, Mary, and their mother, Rada.

We expect about 30 percent of old deputies to keep their Rada [parliament] seats this time.

But, considering the long tradition of astonishing corruption in the Rada, this impression might be a bit naïve.

Then the Verkhovna Rada announced the formation of a “Crimean Berkut special division to protect public order.”

At least she made good on her promise to enroll in an acting class at RADA, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

Roy Rada Churn pleaded his privilege as the vakeel or representative of a sovereign prince.

As Shabaz came out of his loping canter and steadied to a leisurely gait up the palace hill, Rada, the groom, overtook his master.

"As the sahib wishes; but I know little of her who rides the grey stallion," Rada replied, grasping the iron.

Rada lifted his small, black, twitching eyes to the placid, opaque ones of Swinton.

The Scriptural command literally is, "To one who would quarrel with thee and would take thy thaub, give him the rada' also."

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