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Somali
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Somali
a medium to large breed of cat, recently recognized in some countries. It is similar in appearance to the Abyssinian but with a medium length haircoat, bushy tail and ruff around the neck. Also like the Abyssinian, the coat colors are red ticked with chocolate-brown, orange-brown (ruddy) with black tips, or blue.


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Somalis in Awdal, Ogaden, Abgal or any other place are a highly cultured, open-minded nation with a great youth which is eager for study, knowledge, and science.
As the community tries to make sense of the disappearances, federal law enforcement has tightened its surveillance, and many Somalis have complained of intrusive interrogations and aggressive targeting of local businesses and religious leaders.
In recent months, armed Somali gangs have carried out scores of kidnappings, often targeting foreigners or Somalis working with international organisations to demand ransoms.
 
 
 
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