The phrase "a addis" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a misuse of articles, as "addis" does not seem to be a standard English word.
Example: "I found a addis in the document" would be incorrect.
Alternatives: "an addis" or "a piece of addis" (if "addis" refers to a specific noun).
Ethiopian Records is the solo moniker of one Endeguena Mulu, an Addis Ababa-based producer whose work combines the instrumentation and scales of traditional Ethiopian music with echoes of the UK Garage and hip-hop he listened to growing up.
All relatives with persistent microscopic hematuria received an Addis count under contrast phase microscopy (glomerular hematuria was confirmed at least three times) and renal ultrasound.
A fleet of turboprops does a daily Addis Ababa-Gonder-Lalibela-Aksum circuit.
"The thought has crossed my mind that in this age of terrorism, tampering with translations might be an issue," Mr. Addis of Ad-Ex said.
A planned "Addis Tax Initiative", which seeks to support developing country attempts to raise tax revenues, is an example of how developed countries are mobilising around this theme and is to be welcomed, but it is no substitute for necessary procedural reform.
At the Sheraton Addis (a luxury hotel owned by Mohammed al-Amoudi, a Saudi-Ethiopian sheikh), a returned exile who makes introductions and brokers deals dismisses this notion with a story.
Location: a Addis Ababa, b the EEJ.
"Today, one in seven people live in poverty and Addis was a once-in-a-decade chance to find the resources needed to end this scandal," said Winnie Byanyima, Oxfam's international executive director.
"The D.C. people were wearing high heels that would sink into the dirt," said Ilana Addis, a friend from high school.
Hailemariam is part of Safe Home, a collaboration between Addis Ababa University and UK-based King's Health Partners, that aims to harness the local expertise of urban HEWs by training them to support homeless, mentally ill people.
Mr. Addis, a native of Bensonhurst, who has been in the restaurant business since childhood, became a partner in Fish Tales around 1998 and became the sole proprietor in 2001.
