who know the son of fank senatra ?
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I believe you want the lyrics for Frank Sinatra song My way.\nMy way\nAnd now, the end is near;\nAnd so I face the final curtain.\nMy friend, I'll say it clear,\nI'll state my case, of which I'm certain.\n\nI've lived a life that's full.\nI've traveled each and ev'ry highway;\nBut more, much more than this,\nI did it my way.\n\nRegrets, I've had a few;\nBut then again, too few to mention.\nI did what I had to do\nAnd saw it through without exemption.\n\nI planned each charted course;\nEach careful step along the byway,\nBut more, much more than this,\nI did it my way.\n\nYes, there were times, I'm sure you knew\nWhen I bit off more than I could chew.\nBut through it all, when there was doubt,\nI ate it up and spit it out.\nI faced it all and I stood tall;\nAnd did it my way.\n\nI've loved, I've laughed and cried.\nI've had my fill; my share of losing.\nAnd now, as tears subside,\nI find it all so amusing.\n\nTo think I did all that;\nAnd may I say - not in a shy way,\n"No, oh no not me,\nI did it my way".\n\nFor what is a man, what has he got?\nIf not himself, then he has naught.\nTo say the things he truly feels;\nAnd not the words of one who kneels.\nThe record shows I took the blows -\nAnd did it my way!
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Go to youtube.com and search for fanna song
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Ibne Sina (Migrated to or may be was born in Uzbekistan -- not sure)\nLuqman Hakim\nAl-Biruni
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ALLAH\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaha
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The father of the twin sons is the god of war Mars.\n(BTW: the mother is the priestess Rhea Silvia)
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now who's son's were these ??
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He is not me oh I know He is\nChandra Aranwal
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Actually he has a partner and a daughter.\nThey are not legally married though.
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In the Epic of Sundiata (also spelled Son-Jara), Naré Maghann Konaté (also called Maghan Kon Fatta or Maghan the Handsome) was a Mandinka king who one day received a divine hunter at his court. The hunter predicted that if Konaté married an ugly woman, she would give him a son who would one day be a mighty king. Naré Maghann Konaté was already married to Sassouma Berté and had a son by her, Dankaran Toumani Keïta. However, when two Traoré hunters from the Do kingdom presented him an ugly, hunchbacked woman named Sogolon, he remembered the prophecy and married her. She soon gave birth to a son, Sundiata Keita, who was unable to walk throughout his childhood.\n\nWith the death of Naré Maghann Konaté (c. 1218), his first son, Dankaran Tuman, assumed the throne despite Konaté's wishes that the prophecy be respected. Sunjata and his mother, who now had given birth to two daughters and adopted a second son from Konaté's third wife Namandjé, suffered the scorn of the new king and his mother. After an insult against Sogolon, Sundiata requested an iron rod from the blacksmith Nounfari, which he used to pull himself upright and walk for the first time. Nonetheless, the hatred of Sassouma Berté and Dankaran Toumani Keita soon drove Sundiata, his mother, and his two sisters into exile in the Mena kingdom.\n\nMeanwhile, Soumaoro Kanté, cruel sorceror king of Sosso, attacks the Mandinka kingdom, causing Dankaran Toumani Keita to take flight in fear. The oppressed Mandinka people now send for the exiled Sundiata. Forging a coalition of neighboring small kingdoms, Sundiata wages war against the Sosso, finally defeating Soumaoro Kanté at the Battle of Kirina (c. 1240). Soumaoro Kanté disappears in the Koulikoro mountains, and Sundiata assumes the title "Mansa," "king of kings," as the first ruler of the Mali Empire.\n\nMansa\nSundiata Keita established his capital at his home village of Niani, Mali, near the present-day Malian border with Guinea. Though was a Muslim, Sundiata also exploited local religion, building a reputation as a man of powerful magic.\n\nSundiata was not an absolute monarch, despite what the title implies. Though he probably wielded popular authority, the Mali Empire was reportedly run like a federation, with each tribe having a chief representative at the court. The first tribes were Mandinka clans of Traore, Kamara, Koroma, Konde, and of course Keita. The tribal council was in charge of checking the Mansa's power, enforcing his edicts among their people, and selecting the successor (usually the Mansa's brother or sister's son).\n\nSundiata Keita died in 1255, probably of drowning. Tradition holds that he died while crossing the Sankarini river, where a shrine remains today. He had three sons who succeeded him to the throne of the Mali Empire: Mansa Wali Keita, Ouati Keita and Khalifa Keita. The famous West African ruler Mansa Musa is his grandnephew.\n\nSundiata is possibly identical with Marijata, also celebrated as founder of Mali empire in one or more pieces of oral history recorded by the Arab historian Ibn Khaldun in the late 14th century.-
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Gurmeet Singh Bedi\n\nShe has a brother Harmeet\n\nSome people wrongly  believe that Kabir Bedi is her father.
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Child of the most high God.\n\nSome of my ancestors may have hung by their necks, but not a one hung by their tails.
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try googling his name
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Mother:Epainette Mbeki\nSon: Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki
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Dancing Brave's sire was Lyphard and Lammtarra's sire was Nijinsky both Lyphard and Nijinsky were sired by Northern Dancer. This may or may not be the answer that you are looking for.
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Greetings my sister. I am Daniker, warrior prince of the Shedi people. The dark forces of Amaya are regrouping for the final conflagration (as foretold in the Second Book of Shymon). Our task, which is of great immediacy, is to muster all our allies to defend the Sacred Light and Truth, and to defeat the evil Amaya once and for all. Be in contact with me soon, and alert all the righteous ones.
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HEY TINY!!!\n\nHow's your daughter? lol!:P\nI <3ed \nVeer-Zarra, Main Hoon Na, Koi Mil Gaya and BLACK!!!
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his real name was Temujin, and he was born the oldest some of a lower class tribal Chieftain in Mongolia.  When young Temujin was 9-12, his father was murdered and, being the oldest child, was now made into the new Chieftain of the Kiyad and a nöker (vassal) of Ong Khan of the Kerait tribe.  \n\nThe rest, is history.