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Noh

British  
/ nəʊ /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of No 1

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Syed Ibrahim Syed Noh, another lawmaker from Anwar's party, warned that the government could lose supporters if it failed to fulfil reform promises -- including separating powers of the public prosecutor and the attorney-general, and reviewing subsidies.

From Reuters

Nohemy Martinez, known as “Noh Mames!” on the track, grew up in a low-income family that could not afford her participation in sports.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2015, Saariaho and Sellars collaborated on “Only the Sound Remains,” a starkly brilliant opera based on Nôh plays.

From Los Angeles Times

Then again, how important is the gender of the Madwoman, which I have sung, in “Curlew River”? Britten uses the ritual resources of Japanese Noh theater to create a sort of distancing.

From New York Times

Noh, who had a second consecutive over-par around at 73 to fall out of contention.

From Seattle Times