'comoros' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to the nation and archipelago in the Indian Ocean known as the Union of the Comoros. For example, "The Union of the Comoros is a country composed of small islands located off the east coast of Africa."
See articleA Yemenia airliner with 153 people on board crashed into the sea as it came in to land at Moroni, the capital of the Comoros.
One had the problem of hepatitis B. The flu was not only in the Comoros.
Dr Mhadji says FEMSE will save the Comoros $11m a year in direct and indirect costs (for comparison, its annual health-care budget is $7.6m), as well as preserving many lives that would otherwise have been lost and saving survivors from the brain damage malaria can cause.
Nobody could tell if he was aware of the daily routine of cheer and care organised by Oumouri Hassane, a friend from Mr Odone's posting to Comoros.
It may also persevere with its own peacekeeping effort in Somalia and in smaller operations elsewhere, such as the Comoros.
Grouper fish appear to have become extinct in the Comoros in the 1970s.
Artepharm has high expectations of Artequick and is using the drug's success in the Comoros in its marketing campaigns in South America, South-East Asia and Africa.
His coup in the Comoros in 1978, one of four he engineered in the archipelago between 1975 and 1995, brought in a decade of relative stability while he took charge of the army and the economy and his Garde Presidentielle, their food and black uniforms paid for by South African money, guarded the puppet ruler.
On his last coup attempt in the Comoros, in 1995 at the age of 66, his grandfatherly arm was taken gently by French officers before he was led away to face yet more criminal investigations.A conviction followed in 2006, but no punishment.
But the Kenyan shilling, which fell by nearly 20% when the IMF suspended a Dollars220m loan last month, steadied.The Comoros government said it had invaded the island of Anjouan, which last month set up its own administration.
However, on this occasion, the Comoros authorities were unwilling to take Mr Abdelkhaleq.He is one of five Emirati activists jailed for several months last year for "insulting the ruler" by signing a petition that called for an elected legislature.
