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• Simoom is the warm south wind that blows off the Arabian Desert.
• The bond between Augustin and Simoom is then tested.
• Simoom, enraged by his attempted departure, charges and pounces upon him.
• Where he meets the lovely Simoom.
• All over Kandahar province the summer heat is intense, and the simoom is not unknown.
• In that race she beat Dance a Go Go and Simoom over the mile and a sixteenth.
• Augustin finds himself jealous when Simoom goes to mate with another leopard, but she later returns to him.
• The name means " poison wind " and is given because the sudden onset of simoom may also cause heat stroke.
• "' Operation Simoom "'( ) was a top secret intelligence operation conducted in Iraq in 1990.
• His'Simoom, " Halt at Evening, and'The Shipwrecked,'were exhibited in 1853 and 1857.
• Wounded by Simoom and suffering intense heat and thirst, Augustin collapses before he is able to find his way back to civilization.
• "Passion " then becomes both dreamy and naturalistic, as Augustin falls deeply into the world of the cat he names Simoom.
• He served on the Vixen, the Jupiter, the Simoom, and the Sir William Peel led the Naval Brigade, before taking permanent command.
• Simoom winds have an alternative type occurring in the region of Central Asia known as " Garmsil " ( 30 @  < A5; L ).
• The film is a fictional account of Operation Simoom, a top secret Polish intelligence operation to withdraw CIA agents before the start of the Persian Gulf War.
• "' HMS " Simoom " "'was an S class submarine of the Royal Navy, and part of the Third Group built of that class.
• The etymology of the word " sundowner " is uncertain, but it may derive from the Arabic " simoom ", which are both similar wind phenomena.
• Among violent storm ( simoom ), a desperate fight undertakes in the soul of S閘im between his love for Margyane and the promise he had made to Amgiad and underground spirits.
• The sand was later proved to be from the Sahara Desert a thousand miles away and it must have been picked up by a simoom to be blown over the Alps at above 12, 000 feet.
• The sand was later proved to be from the Sahara Desert a thousand miles away, and it must have been picked up by a simoom to be blown over the Alps at above 12, 000 feet.