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Stressing his point, Atar said that "for the past two years, not a single tangible accomplishment in the most affected area has been in place."

Atar specialises in corporate divestitures, complex carve-outs and turn-around situations across a wide range of industries and geographic markets.

"A catastrophe threatens the small Jewish people," warned Atar, adding, "A majority of the Jewish people in the United States, about 65%, choose to disengage from the Jewish people.

During March 2015-December 2016, we conducted a longitudinal study in the Hospital Center of Atar, situated in the regional capital of Adrar Province, northern Mauritania (Figure 1).

Atar Capital said Microcel's portfolio of brands within the Canadian consumer electronics space, complimented by Atar's direct-to-consumer, e-commerce and digital marketplace platforms, will serve as a catalyst for growth.

Atar came forward because she desires her "full right" as a Muslim wife and to be recognized.

Of the injured, condition of Nishan and Atar Begum is serious, with 50 and 75 per cent of burns respectively.

Evan Atar Adaha will be honoured for his outstanding 20-year commitment to providing medical services to people forced to flee conflict and persecution in Sudan and South Sudan.

'He [Duterte] violated the civil and political [and basic human] rights of my fellow Muslims during and after the Marawi siege,' Atar told the Inquirer on Sunday night.

The rights group said Atar would be testifying about the "human rights violations committed by the Duterte regime to the Meranaws during the Marawi City siege, and the declaration of martial law in Mindanao.

Back in March, a report by the Mitchell Institute, a think tank at Victoria University, questioned the relevance of the ATAR method of university entry, noting the increasing number of students using alternative entry pathways, such as aptitude tests, interviews, portfolios, auditions and bridging courses.