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Ayesha

American  
[ah-ee-shah] / ˈɑ iˌʃɑ /

noun

  1. Aisha.


Ayesha British  
/ ˈɑːiːˌʃɑː /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Aisha

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Munir was set to retire in 2027, but now as chief of defence forces he will stay on until 2030, which defence analyst Ayesha Siddiqa told AFP "gives him an opportunity to oversee the next elections".

From Barron's

New Zealand were reduced to 13 when wing Ayesha Leti-I'iga also had to go off because of injury.

From BBC

"There's always people looking a little bedraggled who just want something filling and probably with a vegetable in it," Ayesha Kalaji, from restaurant Queen of Cups said.

From BBC

In a letter, AJP's barrister Ayesha Smart urged trading standards to investigate the incident and "enforce any breaches of law to ensure that animal welfare standards in our society are upheld and that those who wilfully disregard them are held accountable".

From BBC

Moshe Sharvit did not respond to BBC Eye's requests for a response to Ayesha's account.

From BBC