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Rotary Club
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Rotary Club
any of the local clubs that form Rotary International, an international association of professional and businessmen founded in the US in 1905 to promote community service


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Byline: MAJOR SAMUEL EDGAR THIS weekend more than 18,000 members of Rotary Clubs from all over the world will gather in Birmingham for the 100th Rotary International Convention.
'Service Above Self' Faiths IN OUR CITY by Birmingham Mail (England)
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2 million members from 160 countries Al Shafe'ei said that the Rotary Club of RAK is the youngest club in the Gulf under Rotary District 2450, which spreads across nine countries and has 132 Rotary clubs under it.
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