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Massinissa

/ ˌmæsɪˈnɪsə /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Masinissa

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Massinissa Benlakehal contributed reporting from Tunis, and Asmaa al-Oman from Beirut.

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Massinissa Benlakehal contributed reporting from Tunis.

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Massinissa Benlakehal in Tunis contributed to this report.

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The American artist Joan Jonas received a special mention for her evocative video and sound installation for the United States pavilion and special mentions were also awarded to the Abounaddara collective from Syria; the German filmmaker Harun Farocki, who died last year; and Massinissa Selmani, who was born in Algiers and lives in France.

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The Carthaginians had been for some years at peace with Rome, but had been much harassed by some of her allies, and particularly by Massinissa, their neighbour, in Numidia.

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