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Meanings of tuaregs in English
Berber people of the Sahara desert with a nomadic pastoralist lifestyle.
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Examples for "tuareg"
Examples for "tuareg"
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The proposed deal aims to end decades of insurgency by Tuareg rebels.
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Algeria brokered a ceasefire between Mali's government and Tuareg rebels in July.
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He wants to learn so he can better serve his Tuareg masters.
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One Tuareg woman used to live on an island in the river.
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Trailblazers such as Tinariwen were the musical wing of the Tuareg rebellion.
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She is proud as a Touareg and there is fierceness in her.
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Our drive from Perth in a Volkswagen Touareg diesel SUV covered 692km.
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Mr Lloyd said the number confirms the vehicle is Mr Beckenridge's Volkswagen Touareg.
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Touareg's appeal is as an all-terrain cruiser, with adequate off-road ability when required.
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The upcoming V8-powered Touareg SUV has serious pedigree under the bonnet.
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The long nightmare of the Touaregs is being slowly dispelled.
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The wind is like all the Touaregs going to battle.
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But very likely we should be killed by the Touaregs.
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It is different among the Touaregs, where I spent some time before I came here.
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I've heard Touaregs sing it, coming to the Zaouïa.
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Normal life is resuming in Timbuktu, following its liberation, but the town's nomadic Tuareg people have fled, accused of being al-Qaeda sympathisers.
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The NMLA, whose stated aim is the creation of a secularist homeland for the Tuareg people, has attracted some sympathy from foreign powers.
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One of the most easily exportable world sounds of recent times has been the desert blues of the Tuareg people of north and north-west Africa.
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Three tiny blue people, no bigger than mice, were peeing on him.
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Tonight Nick found he could hardly stand the sight of the little blue people.
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There aren't any blue people who have experienced a miracle.
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We could use them, blue people, but nobody else.
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A lot of blue people need rest from idleness.
Usage of tuaregs in English
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However it allowed the Tuaregs to regain control of their traditional fiefdom.
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There is also a decades-long separatist struggle in northern Mali by ethnic Tuaregs.
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That this is the real motive with the Tuaregs we are positively informed.
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The Tuaregs, making up about 10 per cent of Niger's population, wanted more autonomy.
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However the Tuaregs ditch the pact a week later.
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Tuaregs in neighbouring Mali have also been fighting their government over the last few years.
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The Tuaregs and Bedouin Arabs are the best known.
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Around three thousand non-paying Malians also turned up for the three-day event, including nomadic Tuaregs.
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Tuaregs took with them their livestock and Bella workers.
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The Tuaregs of the present day may be regarded as the best representatives of the Tamahus.
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The Tuaregs ditch the pact a week later.
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But criminal gangs and al-Qaida affiliates who poured in alongside them have since routed the Tuaregs.
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Light-skinned Tuaregs have accused successive black African governments in the south of marginalising the underdeveloped region.
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Light-skinned Tuaregs have accused successive black African governments in the south of marginalizing the underdeveloped region.
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The group aimed to combat attacks, vehicle hijackings, and cattle-rustling blamed on Tuaregs, army officers have said.
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As part of the deal, Bamako agreed to open talks over the Tuaregs demands for more autonomy.