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Sasun
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Sasun 

a historical region of ancient Armenia, southwest of Lake Van. The inhabitants of Sasun engaged in livestock raising, grain farming, and hunting. Their ninth-century struggle against Arab domination was the basis for the Armenian heroic epic David of Sasun. In the tenth century Sasun united with its eastern neighbor, the canton of Khut, to form a principality that preserved its independence until the raids of Timur (Tamerlane) in the last quarter of the 14th century.



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It was the final car to be designed by Sixten Sason, who had been Saab''s chief designer since the end of World War II.
Warrington's Phil Archer, who picked up his biggest cheque last sason in Italy when he finished in a share of fourth place, was three strokes behind Slattery in Turin in a share of 42nd place on two under par 282 after rounds of 71-70-70-71.
 
 
 
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