U.A.R.
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The Argentina Rugby Union, known as the U.A.R., has already begun its recruitment drive for what will be the first professional team in that country.
From New York Times • Apr. 17, 2015
Within the following 100 years, even in relatively backward countries like the U.A.R. and India, the figure will edge past $3,500, the 1965 U.S. per capita share of the gross national product.
From Time Magazine Archive
But on the impetus of their outrage, the Africans were ready to rush through a new proposal produced by Liberia, Ceylon and the U.A.R.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Imam dodged all meetings with Nasser, barred the twelve-member U.A.R. committee from convening in Yemen, and tore up all of its recommendations for reform.
From Time Magazine Archive
Despite the somewhat ignominious departure maneuver, which promises to become habitual, Nasser lost no time in seeking out a rostrum in Cairo to sound the new glories of the U.A.R. and its leader.
From Time Magazine Archive
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