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Abida or Abidah (both: əbī`də), in the Bible, son of Midian.

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`There's such a strong willingness to live together,' said Dorra Abida, a Tunisian student in France.

When the past becomes present. (Healing History) by Stepanova, Anastasia / For A Change

While autopsies on adults have shown that most people have pulmonary deposits of the flame-retardant mineral, this is apparently the first report in babies, says Abida K.

Asbestos in babies by Science News

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