1) British Airways offers non-stop flights from London to Tehran.

2) As a kid in Tehran, I spent hours watching the night skies and became fascinated by the vertical dimension.

3) The encouraging rapprochement between Tehran and London that we'd heard so much about the previous year was at an end.

4) Simin Karimi, however, has returned to her native Tehran numerous times since the revolution.

5) Tehran was very peaceful and not crowded, but has about 10 million people today and it's overcrowded.

6) We're told Tehran weather is unpredictable and horrendous.

7) The United States accuses Tehran of seeking nuclear weapons.

8) The U.S. Embassy in Tehran, conveying the shah's message, reassured the State Department that he was "certainly not yet" thinking about leaving the NPT or joining the nuclear club.

9) Churchill took part in the meeting in Tehran, Yalta Conference, and other international conferences.

10) Graduated from the college of Fine Arts of Tehran University in painting.

11) Embassy of Spain in the Iranian capital Tehran, an Iranian consular 14, police briefly detained by reason is not clear.

12) He said that Tehran and Pyongyang in the fight against "arrogant nation" terms in the same camp.

13) It was never clear whether there was actually a Fifth or whether the whole array was simply devised in order to confuse Tehran.

14) The same reports say that intelligence ministry microphones planted inside their Tehran flat picked up the sound of their brutal murder.

15) In December a further group of women prisoners were executed in the notorious Evin Prison of Tehran.

16) Three flights had to be made to fly missiles into Tehran.

17) The trick will be to get some of these passengers to stop off in Tehran.

18) Perhaps Ken should stand as the next democratically elected mayor of Tehran?

19) To such an end it had for some time been seeking to intensify contacts with both Tehran and Baghdad.

20) A member of the Iranian Air Force prays in Tehran.

21) U.S. and European officials have discussed sanctioning Bank Markazi for more than three years(), as the action is seen as having the potential to virtually freeze Tehran out of global commerce.

22) Iranian-government TV is calling the explosion that killed a physics professor at Tehran University a "terrorist act."

23) I remember saying it to the travelling newsmen as we were leaving Tehran.

24) Further reports told of people in Isfahan, Ahwaz, Zahedan, Yazd and Mashhad shouting "Allahu Akbar [God is great]" in support of the Tehran demonstrations.

25) Mr. Cohen's recent jaunt to Beijing was intended to convince the Chinese government that it must decisively curtail its ties to Tehran,(http:///tehran.html) or face real economic costs.

26) Caption: Supporters of Mr. Ahmadinejad reacted as he spoke at Asr square in Tehran Sunday.

27) The protests and forceful security crackdowns were not limited to Tehran, but also took place in other major cities, including Mashad, Shiraz, Isfahan, Rasht and Tabriz.

28) Clinton's comments appear to reflect a new US pessimism on Iran following the June presidential elections, that brought an entrenchment by hardliners in Tehran.

29) There've been violent clashes between protesters and the police in the Iranian capital Tehran as anti-government rallies were held in several different locations across the city.

30) Iranian soldiers in camouflage suits parade for National Army Day before the mausoleum of the late revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini, near the capital Tehran.

31) Secretary of State Hilary Clinton recently warned Tehran the international community will "not back down" in the face of its defiant refusal to accept the IAEA draft nuclear deal.

32) BBC News with Gaenor Howells. Opposition supporters in the Iranian capital Tehran are holding another massive rally against the reelection of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

33) Medical students experiment with make - up day of rest in the mountains outside of Tehran.

34) The U. S. accuses Iran of supporting Shi'ite Muslim groups, and there are concerns that Tehran might step up its activities in Iraq after the departure of U.

35) The aircraft was traveling from Tehran to the Armenian capital of Yerevan.

36) He said the family has traveled six times from their home in Tabriz to Tehran to speak with Iranian officials, but in vain.

37) Meanwhile, Tehran has asked the Azerbaijani ambassador to Iran to get his government to free a Russian shipment of nuclear equipment as soon as possible.

38) Tehran has agreed to wide-ranging talks with six world powers but has ruled out discussing its nuclear activities.

39) However, many European officials, and some in the U.S. as well, fear sanctioning Bank Markazi risks sharply driving up global energy prices, as Tehran could find itself unable to execute oil sales.

40) He said Tehran would take such action in accordance with domestic laws.

41) Washington and its allies accuse Iran of developing nuclear weapons under cover of a civilian energy program - a charge Tehran has denied repeatedly.

42) The plane was due to land in Orumiyeh, 700km (430 miles) north-west of Tehran.

43) TEHRAN, Iran - June 26 Acting Oil Minister Mohammad Ali Liebadi 26, reiterated that Iran will continue to oppose parts of the country's oil consumption increased OPEC production quota requirements.

44) The parliamentary committee blames a former Tehran prosecutor, who had a reputation as a hardliner, for insisting the detainees be sent there despite being warned about the conditions.

45) The Bush administration spurned direct contacts with Iran without a prior by Tehran to halt enrichment.

46) Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps says the crash of a military plane in Tehran has killed 36 people, including 30 members of the corps.

47) President Bush says a nuclear-armed Iran would be a dangerous place, stressing Tehran has a decision to make.

48) But a top Iranian religious leader told a prayer service at Tehran University that execution was needless.

49) Xiede He's home in the eastern Iranian city of Mashhad, Khorasan Province, was attending a university in Tehran.

50) That would make Tehran think twice about meddling in Iraq.

51) On April 18, 2009, , a military parade was held to celebrate the Army Day in Iranian capital Tehran.

52) A report on state-run Iranian radio today also suggested that Tehran accepted the principle of exchanging its LEU for more highly enriched reactor fuel from abroad.

53) Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, is expected to pay a visit to Tehran later this month.

54) The match was played in 2006 in Tehran’s Ararat Stadium.

55) Even on calm days, Tehran wears a scowling, joyless aspect.

56) The Iranian capital Tehran is at the best of times - one of the most polluted cities on earth.

57) The IranAir Boeing 727 was flying from Tehran when it came down and broke into pieces near the city of Orumiyeh.

58) If it happens, we shoot our report and return to Tehran.

59) Bogie traverser is a unit equipment of subway vehicle overhaul line in Tehran Metro, Iran, which is a control system using simens LOGO!

60) But eventually MEK fell afoul of the regime and began to fight the power holders in Tehran.

61) Now , IAEA Director - General Mohamed ElBaradei says Tehran may have changed its mind.

62) The protesters have exalted the image of a beautiful young woman, Neda Agha Soltan, who was photographed in a demonstration in Tehran as she lay dying after being shot by an unknown assailant.

63) Like the Tehran experience, the shredding may be all for naught.

64) In a few hours before the took place in the Iranian capital Tehran, two car bombs exploded, killing two nuclear experts dead and another injured.

65) BBC News with Joe Macintosh. There have been more clashes in the Iranian capital Tehran between police and demonstrators protesting against the disputed presidential elections.

66) Ayatollah Khomeini is welcomed back into Tehran, Iran after nearly 15 years of exile.

67) That prompted President Bush to call for increased international pressure on Tehran.

68) For two centuries, Asians — from Tehran to Tokyo, from Mumbai to Shanghai — have been bystanders in world history, reacting defenselessly to the surges of Western commerce, thought and power.

69) Moscow has also signalled that it would supply Tehran with new surface-to-air missiles in defiance of US opposition.

70) Iraq's most powerful Shiite leader Abdul Aziz al-Hakim died of lung cancer at a hospital in Tehran, Iraqi official television reported Wednesday.

71) supports the "dual track" strategy, values and welcomes the agreement between Brazil, Turkey and Iran on the fuel supply of Tehran research reactor.

72) Ayatollah Ali Khamenei approved Mr. Ahmadinejad's presidency at an official ceremony Monday in Tehran.

73) In Tehran, the Iranian foreign minister summoned the Pakistani charge d'affaires to complain.

74) If we want to go to Tehran, it's 450 miles away.

75) TEHRAN, November 12 (Reporter He Guanghai Du Yuan-Jiang) near the Iranian capital Tehran, 12, an explosion at a military base, killing at least 15 people were killed and many injured.

76) Another huge rally is taking place in the Iranian Capital Tehran to protest against the result of the Friday Presidential election.

77) Worried he could be tracked by his mobile phone, he says he turned it off, removed the battery and left Tehran to hide at his father's house in the northeastern city of Mashhad.

78) Witnesses and video footage meanwhile showed a long column of pro-Mousavi supporters filing through a part of north Tehran.

79) President Talabani was greeted at the airport in Tehran by top Iranian officials, as he arrived in the early morning Friday for his second visit to the Iranian capital in just over two years.

80) Both the government and the opposition insist that they won't back down of their dispute over the re-election of president Ahamadnijad. Jemmy Boean reports from Tehran.

81) The Boeing-727 was headed from Tehran to Orumiyeh, carrying 12 crew members and 94 passengers.

82) Xinhua News: According to foreign reports, the Iranian capital Tehran, a natural gas filling stations in western 12 explosion casualties is unknown at present.

83) Instead, Tehran on Saturday set a one-month deadline for the West to accept a counterproposal.

84) This week, Iraq's president visited Tehran ( see article ) while Mr Maliki was packing for Amman.

85) The Bush administration spurned direct contacts with Iran a prior commitment by Tehran to halt enrichment.

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86) Caption :Supporters of Mr. Ahmadinejad reacted as he spoke at a rally in Vali Asr square in Tehran Sunday.

87) December 1 and 2, the Iranian capital Tehran, government agencies, financial institutions and the school holidays for two days due to local air pollution is too serious.

88) According to Iran's Press TV reports, the plane flew from the Iranian capital Tehran, Mashhad, when the time is a total of 230 passengers.

89) Tehran, by virtue of its historical relationships with the Shi'ite parties and the Kurdish leadership, may wield greater influence than Washington in Baghdad, but it does not pull the strings.

90) Nightmare scenarios are dangerous for yet another reason: the expected consequences of a nuclear Iran, real or imagined, will determine the policies pursued to prevent Tehran from developing the bomb.

91) The European Union is also set to impose sanctions against Tehran.

92) Iran's Fars news agency reports that a senior Iranian nuclear official has declared that Tehran will join the "world nuclear club" within a month to deter possible attacks on the country.

93) Tehran denies Western accusations that Iran is trying to obtain nuclear weapons.

94) The company had planned to launch on July 1st but given the recent events in Tehran,(/tehran.html) it has decided to launch early.

95) A competitor prepares for the 44 th Asian Men's bodybuilding Championships Azadi sport complex in Tehran.

96) Security Council, hoping that pressure from key European allies, Russia and the International Atomic Energy Agency will persuade Tehran to change course.

97) Hundreds of demonstrators marched on the British Embassy in Tehran.

98) Two Iranian women walk on the dried salt field of Lake Orumiyeh near the city of Orumiyeh, some 600km northwest of the capital Tehran on July 15.

99) Thousands of people in the Iranian capital Tehran have held a silent march to mark the second anniversary of the disputed re-election of the country's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

100) The "Ladies' Safe Trips" taxi service was launched "at the request of Tehran women asking for a safe and relaxed service," according to the municipality transport official Jafar Tashakori Hashemi.

101) And its conclusion is that by the end of next year, Tehran will decide to make enough weapons-grade fuel to show the world that it knows how to build a nuke –but it won't go any further.

102) Officials here say an American interests section in Tehran would be similar to the one operated by the United States in the Cuban capital Havana.