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...our park warden, Mr. Robert Muldoon, the famous white hunter from Nairobi. (source)Nairobi = capital and largest city of Kenya
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Nairobi, Kenya—Rochester, New York, 1996 (source)
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"Nairobi!" I guessed, saying the most foreign word I could think of. (source)
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But he caught something very bad over there in Nairobi, plus he was not all that young. (source)
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Today it has a staff of fifteen in New York, London, and Nairobi, with an annual budget of $2 million--pocket change in the world of philanthropy. (source)
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In Nairobi he had met a woman. (source)
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From what I can piece together, Stone went to the Kenyan border, then to Nairobi, don't ask me how. (source)Nairobi = capital and largest city of Kenya
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So we sold our things, boxed up some personal items and stored them at my parents', and ended up taking jobs with a human rights organization based in Nairobi. (source)
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There was a large hospital in Nairobi for white people and another for the native Africans, but the city was a long drive over bad roads. (source)
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We'd get the same reception, same cold stares, at Nairobi Police Headquarters. (source)
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In the middle of the next night, on the leg from London to Nairobi, Deo remarked that we were passing over Khartoum. (source)
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The doctors thought he should go to Nairobi Hospital, which is the best private hospital in East Africa. (source)
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What would happen if they heard about it in Nairobi? (source)
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It already happened to my friend, Nairobi, when she was only nine years old.† (source)
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But medical successes;—and research laboratories in Nairobi and Sao Paulo—had left the TDL a much less important place than it once was.† (source)
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Salva could hardly believe his eyes when he boarded the plane in Nairobi.† (source)
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