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The hotel was actually a house and the owner had converted some rooms into dormitories.
In the 19th century, Count Ján Pálff y had converted an original burgher's house into a late classicist style palace.
a Polish police colonel who had converted to Christianity.
of those arrested on suspicion of ISIS ties in 2015 had converted to Islam.
The man, who has not been identified and had converted from Islam, filed the claim in 2016,
Eliya VII(1591-1617), possibly influenced by numerous East Syriac pilgrims who had converted to Catholicism in Jerusalem,
As we all know, Christ had converted Paul on the road to Damascus,
when he discovered that Lubaina had converted he beat her until he was exhaustedhave not stopped out of pity, but because I am tired!".">
Abu Basir had converted to Islam but when the Meccans discovered his conversion they had,
finding that many inmates had converted to the Catholic faith there,
also a Coptic Christian, had converted to Islam for a time, and then returned to the Coptic faith.
there was a man who had been an alcoholic, but had converted to Jesus Christ,
respectively ethnic Croats, who had converted to Islam in the past.
beginning with their king, had converted to Judaism.
Unknown to the Rabbis a lady from their own tribe whose brother had converted and lived among the Ansar overhead their plotting
Zayd had been amongst those who had converted to Islam in its very early days
The emperor's mother, Queen Helena, who had converted to Christianity, was much impressed with the bishop's tale of the sad neglect of the sites hallowed by the life
Also in January 2015, after the Paris attacks, police discovered that"Emmanuelle C," a 35-year-old female gendarmerie(paramilitary national police) adjunct, had converted to Islam in 2011, and had a relationship with Amar Ramdani,
nevertheless in that short time, by the divine power, had converted many and excited the wonder
insofar as it held that the French Republic had converted a tax claim into capital(see, inter alia,