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Tema

British  
/ ˈtiːmə /

noun

  1. a port in SE Ghana on the Atlantic: oil-refining. Pop: 160 000 (2005 est)

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The incident has raised security concerns in the industrial city of Tema, but a local police spokesperson told the BBC that the shooting was a rare incident.

From BBC

When I later moved to the city of Tema to stay with my favourite uncle, Uncle Jojo - an agricultural expert, I continued private tuition at Tema Secondary School.

From BBC

She grew up in Ashaiman, one of the poorer, densely populated neighbourhoods of Tema, an industrial hub and port an hour's drive east of the capital, Accra.

From BBC

Por ejemplo, Sheinbaum Pardo comenzó a alentar fuertemente a las personas a usar mascarillas para reducir las infecciones después de leer un artículo sobre el tema del químico mexicano y premio nobel Mario Molina, incluso cuando la administración de López Obrador planteaba dudas sobre estas medidas.

From Science Magazine

The rendition of “Lara’s Theme” I play — titled “Tema de Lara” in Spanish — is by Los Camperos de Nati Cano, the pioneering L.A.-based outfit that Mami was a fan of for backing Linda Ronstadt during her mariachi era.

From Los Angeles Times