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Soudan

British  
/ sudɑ̃ /

noun

  1. the French name for the Sudan

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On a recent Saturday morning, Ms. Soudan, in a colorful high-cut leotard over spandex shorts, led about 30 participants through one of her signature “Bodyroll” workouts on Zoom.

From New York Times

An underground network of Muslim Brotherhood members still exists in Egypt, said Soudan, the U.K.-based member, but there’s no way they will be able to operate openly and legally anytime soon.

From Los Angeles Times

She’s isolated hundreds of bacteria and fungi from the Soudan mine and from caves in Minnesota.

From Washington Times

Research projects are shutting down at the Soudan Underground Mine.

From Washington Times

After that, he will make silver necklaces featuring pieces of hematite mined at the Soudan Iron Mine, the deepest point in Minnesota.

From Washington Times