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Lur

 

a nationality living in the Zagros Mountains of western Iran. They number about 800,000 persons (1970, estimate) and comprise four related tribal groups, the Pishkuh and Pushtkuh in Luristan and the Mamaseni and Kuhgiluiyeh in Fars. They speak the Lur dialects of the Iranian language group and are Shiite Muslims. It is believed that the Lur were formed through the mixing of the ancient Elamite population with incoming southern Iranian tribes. Primarily nomadic herdsmen in the past, many Lur have become settled farmers.

REFERENCE

Narody Perednei Azii. Moscow, 1957.

Lur

 

(1) an ancient bronze wind instrument dating from the Bronze Age. More than 30 lurs were discovered at the turn of the 20th century during excavations on the western shore of the Baltic Sea. The body is curved in the form of the letter S and has a cup-shaped mouthpiece. The instrument’s size and unique form correspond exactly to the size and shape of a mammoth tusk.

(2) A Scandinavian wind instrument that consists of a wooden tube encased in bark. There is no mouthpiece; the player’s lips are placed directly against the opening for blowing. The instrument measures nearly 1 m long. There are no finger holes.

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Third, although Samet touches upon the narrative and poetic structure of LUr at various points in her exposition, she does not dedicate a chapter to this.
So people were running for their safety," said Lur.
The prevalence of physical, psychological, sexual, and any form of violence in the Fars ethnic group was 21.1%, 43.3%, 8.7%, and 47.3% compared to 14%, 46.9%, 10.1%, and 51.5% in the Lur population, respectively.
Before turning to the LUR-adjusted ITT estimates, it is interesting to look at a simple linear relationship between earnings and LUR. Figure 1 shows the linear regression fitted relationship between average weekly earnings in quarter 16 and the LUR.
They were faced with the decision either to take an appointment with the government or to retire and go back to Lur. Gowon had shared this concern with his friend William Gotom, a member of his church in Pankshin.
In addition, our previous study revealed that ethylene may be involved in the regulation of kernel abortion (Cheng and Lur, 1996).
For an example of using the orderings, consider a scenario where the transformer designer decides that LUR is an extremely beneficial transformation for the target architecture.
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LUR reforms started more or less officially in April 1988, when the Seventh National People's Congress amended Clause 4 of Article 10.
Our third aim was to assess whether the LUR approach can be used for modeling measured endotoxin concentrations in relation to livestock-related characteristics of the surroundings in a rural area.
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