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Sirocco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Sirocco: Middle Eastern Music for Bellydancing and Flamenco ... SIROCCO is the duo Sulyman el Coyote, left, and Armando Mafufo, right. SIROCCO has enjoyed playing Middle Eastern music for belly-dancers across the United States and internationally since 1971. Improvisation within the genre using traditional instruments is...
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I am a great fan of Humphrey Bogart, my favorite actor, but "Sirocco" has a very disappointing and inconsistent screenplay. The story presents Harry Smith as an amoral and ambitious man, but never explains the reasons or motives for his final act, since he had his visa and the girl with money.
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Short wind description with its names in other languages. ... During a sirocco nights are warmer than 30°Celsius (86°F). During the day the temperature rises to 40-45°C (about 110F). Sirocco is the Arab word for Easterly, because of the to the East moving low pressure system.
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Sirocco (Australian band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sirocco is an Australian music group that began in 1980 with three musicians: Bill O'Toole, Guy Madigan and Andrew de Teliga. In 1981 Michael Atherton joined and the group recorded their first album ...
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Sondigo designs and markets PC audio peripherals and software that make it easy for everyone to enjoy the benefits of digital audio technology. ... Featuring audiophile-grade lossless transmission and pure digital optical output, the Sondigo Sirocco pleases even the most demanding ears. The Sondigo Sirocco will play any...
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Sirocco: This term is an all-inclusive name given to warm (or hot) southeast to southwest winds originating in the hot, dry air masses over Libya and Egypt, flowing northward into the south-central Mediterranean basin.
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This listing is NOT to be considered the definitive list on the topic. It also contains some names which are no longer commonly used ... Sirocco A warm wind of the Mediterranean area, either a foehn or a hot southerly wind in advance of a low pressure area moving from the Sahara or Arabian deserts. Called LEVECHE in Spain.
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