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* [http://www.amristar.com Amristar], Software company in Spatial Data, GIS and Location Intelligence industry |
* [http://www.amristar.com Amristar], Software company in Spatial Data, GIS and Location Intelligence industry |
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* [[Abdul Rahman al-Amri]], Saudi who died at Guantanamo Bay |
* [[Abdul Rahman al-Amri]], Saudi who died at Guantanamo Bay |
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* [[Anis Amri]], Tunisian terrorist suspected of |
* [[Anis Amri]], Tunisian terrorist suspected of committing the [[2016 Berlin attack]] |
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* [[Chadli Amri]], Algerian footballer |
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* [[Hassan al-Amri]], Yemeni politician |
* [[Hassan al-Amri]], Yemeni politician |
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Revision as of 10:43, 23 December 2016
Amri or AMRI may refer to:
- Amri, Iran (disambiguation) or Ameri, several villages
- Amri (Pre-Harappa), an archaeological site in Pakistan
- Amri culture, associated with archaeological sites in Sindh and Balochistan, Pakistan
- Amri language, spoken by the Karbi people of Assam and Meghalaya, India
- Amri people, an ethnic group of Sudan
- Albany Molecular Research, Inc., a chemical company formerly included in the NASDAQ Biotechnology Index
- Associate Member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain
People/Companies
- Amristar, Software company in Spatial Data, GIS and Location Intelligence industry
- Abdul Rahman al-Amri, Saudi who died at Guantanamo Bay
- Anis Amri, Tunisian terrorist suspected of committing the 2016 Berlin attack
- Chadli Amri, Algerian footballer
- Hassan al-Amri, Yemeni politician
- Mohamed Hedi El Amri, Tunisian historian
- Salem Amri, Algerian footballer
- Khairul Nizam, also known as 'Amri'
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