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What (who) is Tunis$85707$ - definition

SHEEP BREED
Tunis (sheep); Tunis sheep

TUNIS         
  • Carthage]]
  • Tunis Old Tribunal
  • Tunis at night
  • Tunis bus
  • Avenue Mohamed V]] in the financial district
  • [[Tunis-Carthage International Airport]]
  • [[Bab el Bhar]]
  • Bab Suika-Suker Square in Tunis, ca. 1899
  • National Library of Tunisia
  • Charles V]] into Tunis in 1535
  • Extension of the city in the 1950s with the district of El Menzah
  • Faculty of the Human and Social Sciences
  • Bardo National Museum
  • Avenue Habib-Bourguiba
  • Ibn Khaldoun-Kassus
  • left
  • Kasbah Square comprising the finance ministry and the prime ministry of Tunisia
  • quote= Mustafa Khaznadar was of Greek origin (born 1817), and proved to be one of the most influential persons Tunisia saw in her modern history. He took the interest of his master and the country to heart and did all he could to prevail on Ahmad Bey to see that Tunisia acquired as much as she could }}</ref>
  • City Hall
  • [[Zaytuna Mosque]]
  • Higher School of Communication of Tunis
  • Elderly man in Tunis wearing a [[Chechia]].
  • London Summer Olympics]]
  • Court of Dar Ben Abdallah
  • Court of Dar Soulaimania, once the boarding lodge of [[University of Ez-Zitouna]].
  • Historic map of Tunis by [[Piri Reis]]. [[The Walters Art Museum]].
  • Urban evolution between 1890 and 1914
  • Radès Bridge
  • Tunis Light Metro]]
  • [[Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul]]
  • Souk En Nhas with items of copper
  • Statue of [[Ibn Khaldoun]] in Independence Square
  • Tunis Municipal Theatre
  • Tunis south surb train
  • Aerial view of Tunis.
  • Umayyad dynasty]]
  • Muslims in Tunis attend the mosque in 1899.
  • Walls and gates of the city in 1888
  • [[Tunisia Mall]]
  • View of Tunis c. 1890–1900. [[Zaytuna Mosque]] is slightly right of center.
  • View of the building of "Tour de la nation" in avenue Mohamed-V
  • A [[souk]] shopkeeper
  • Tunis road
CAPITAL OF TUNISIA
Capital of Tunisia; Tunis, Tunisia; Tūnis; Borjsedria, Tunisia; Tunes, Tunisia; Emirate of Tunis; Tunis, TS; Tūnis, Tunisia; Etymology of Tunis; Τύνης; History of Tunis; Mellassine; City El Khadra (Tunis); Architecture of Tunis; List of people from Tunis
Toronto UNIversity System (Reference: OS)
TUNIS         
  • Carthage]]
  • Tunis Old Tribunal
  • Tunis at night
  • Tunis bus
  • Avenue Mohamed V]] in the financial district
  • [[Tunis-Carthage International Airport]]
  • [[Bab el Bhar]]
  • Bab Suika-Suker Square in Tunis, ca. 1899
  • National Library of Tunisia
  • Charles V]] into Tunis in 1535
  • Extension of the city in the 1950s with the district of El Menzah
  • Faculty of the Human and Social Sciences
  • Bardo National Museum
  • Avenue Habib-Bourguiba
  • Ibn Khaldoun-Kassus
  • left
  • Kasbah Square comprising the finance ministry and the prime ministry of Tunisia
  • quote= Mustafa Khaznadar was of Greek origin (born 1817), and proved to be one of the most influential persons Tunisia saw in her modern history. He took the interest of his master and the country to heart and did all he could to prevail on Ahmad Bey to see that Tunisia acquired as much as she could }}</ref>
  • City Hall
  • [[Zaytuna Mosque]]
  • Higher School of Communication of Tunis
  • Elderly man in Tunis wearing a [[Chechia]].
  • London Summer Olympics]]
  • Court of Dar Ben Abdallah
  • Court of Dar Soulaimania, once the boarding lodge of [[University of Ez-Zitouna]].
  • Historic map of Tunis by [[Piri Reis]]. [[The Walters Art Museum]].
  • Urban evolution between 1890 and 1914
  • Radès Bridge
  • Tunis Light Metro]]
  • [[Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul]]
  • Souk En Nhas with items of copper
  • Statue of [[Ibn Khaldoun]] in Independence Square
  • Tunis Municipal Theatre
  • Tunis south surb train
  • Aerial view of Tunis.
  • Umayyad dynasty]]
  • Muslims in Tunis attend the mosque in 1899.
  • Walls and gates of the city in 1888
  • [[Tunisia Mall]]
  • View of Tunis c. 1890–1900. [[Zaytuna Mosque]] is slightly right of center.
  • View of the building of "Tour de la nation" in avenue Mohamed-V
  • A [[souk]] shopkeeper
  • Tunis road
CAPITAL OF TUNISIA
Capital of Tunisia; Tunis, Tunisia; Tūnis; Borjsedria, Tunisia; Tunes, Tunisia; Emirate of Tunis; Tunis, TS; Tūnis, Tunisia; Etymology of Tunis; Τύνης; History of Tunis; Mellassine; City El Khadra (Tunis); Architecture of Tunis; List of people from Tunis
TUNIS (Toronto University System) was a Unix-like operating system, developed at the University of Toronto in the early 1980s. TUNIS was a portable operating system compatible with Unix V7, but with a completely redesigned kernel, written in Concurrent Euclid.
Tunis cake         
  • Cross-section of a Tunis Cake (Mary Berry recipe)
BRITISH CHRISTMAS DESSERT
Tunis Cake
A Tunis cake is a Madeira cake topped with a thick layer of chocolate and decorated with marzipan fruits. It is traditionally eaten at Christmas.

Wikipedia

American Tunis

The American Tunis or Tunis is an endangered American breed of fat-tailed sheep. It derives from Tunisian Barbarin sheep imported to the United States from Tunisia in 1799. It is raised primarily for meat.