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...effects of PTSD on Kuwaiti nationals were first studied by Jaafar Behbehani—an assistant medical professor at Kuwait University and a key researcher on the current SPH project—in studies conducted...
...with a one-way ticket on AirAsia costing only $26-much less than the price she says she was quoted on national-flag carrier Malaysia Airlines-she decided to fly to Bangkok for the first time in July. "I will travel much more with AirAsia," she says. Omar Jaafar, a 51-year-old professor waiting for his AirAsia flight at Kota Kinabalu's airport, says budget travel has belatedly introduced him to the joys of vacations. Before AirAsia, he almost never traveled for fun. But with tickets costing as little as half of what Malaysia Airlines charges, he's heading...
...million visitors a year. This is Mills Corp.'s first venture in Europe, but Siegel says the company is close to breaking ground on other supermalls near Barcelona, Rome and Milan. Siegel attributes the smooth opening of Xanadú to the political connections of his partner in Spain, Jaafar Jalabi, the nephew of Ahmed Chalabi, the wealthy Iraqi exile leader who is close to the Bush Administration. Jalabi, who shares ownership of the snow park and mall with Mills Corp., negotiated the building approvals and land deals with Madrid and regional authorities. Not everyone is pleased. "We should take care...
...sources say the investigation has narrowed down to between five and ten passengers. One of these is Khalid Jaafar, a Lebanese-American student en route from Frankfurt to Detroit to visit his parents. They say he could not be the unwitting bomber, as a photograph taken before his departure shows him carrying only a soft-sided bag. Still, Jaafar could have been given another suitcase, one containing the bomb, before boarding the doomed flight at Frankfurt...
Columbia is trying to evict Susana Acosta Jaafar because she does not have a lease, university spokesmen said. The eviction reflects the university's most recent effort to meet what it calls a growing need to find housing for its students, employees and faculty, The New York Times reported...