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But tenacious Albanian partisans kept reinserting the claim.
Before the elections in June, an Albanian man was stabbed with a sword in broad daylight.
The Streets of Tirana Kevin Heldman, Capital New York An investigation into the heart of Albanian-American organized crime.
The Albanian government banned The Palace of Dreams soon after its 1980 publication.
Petulla, the Albanian version of fried dough, was a childhood favorite of Petrit Husenaj.
Thus they brought upon themselves a needless Albanian revolt, and saw much of their prestige vanish in it.
I will sing you an Albanian song,' cried Lord Byron; 'now be sentimental, and give me all your attention.'
Albanian: pertaining to Albania, a province of western Turkey.
The English consul was an old Albanian gentleman with delightful manners.
An Albanian, who spoke Serb, told us to come in and have coffee.
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