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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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In November 1988, ICEL's chairman, Archbishop Hurley, arranged for a meeting with Mayer's successor, Cardinal Eduardo Martinez Somalo.
Cardinal Eduardo Martinez Somalo, speaking at a dinner marking the inauguration of Pope Benedict XVI and attended by three Spanish cabinet ministers, stated, "One cannot go against natural law and personal morality.
Before the procession began, Cardinal Eduardo Martinez Somalo ( the camerlengo, or chamberlain, responsible for running church affairs following the Pope's death ( said prayers and blessed the Pope's body with holy water as chanting echoed off the walls of the ornate Vatican hall.
 
 
 
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