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Chemor — is a main town in Kinta district Perak, Malaysia. Nearby towns include Sungai Siput, Salak and Kuala Kangsar. Lafarge Malayan Cement has a big limestone quarry near Chemor. Chemor is also means Mud in Indian Sanskrit Language, while in the… … Wikipedia
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Sheiks Chemor — Chemor (in Arabic الشمرّ pronounced Ach Chmorr ) An ancient well known family. Being from the Yamanis, the Chemors left Akoura in the 17th century after the victory of the Qaysi party headed by Hachem (known as Hachem Al Ajami) over the Yamani… … Wikipedia
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