Synonyms for nikola
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1. List of paraphrases for "nikola":

   nicolas, nicola, nicholas

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1. Zoran Zaev:

   I call on Nikola Gruevski to immediately come before the citizens and explain who wants to destabilize Macedonia, why and with what purpose, this dark scenario will not work. The citizens see who has an interest in such a scenario.

2. Michael Porter:

   I think we just have such a tight-knit group that does n’t even listen to the noise, i mean, dudes do n’t even pay attention to it. I don't even think( Nikola Jokic) has social media. I do n’t get on social media. So like we do n’t really hear some of the noise, and that helps keep us locked in.

3. Monte Morris 19:

   We've never been in that position all season with Nikola not being out there.

4. The Serbian Orthodox Church:

   The Serbian Orthodox Church had always been present in the life and deeds of the great Nikola Tesla.

5. Gerhard Schindler:

   Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said. In Macedonia, where refugees reach before streaming into the former Yugoslavia, the government declared a state of emergency for the next year. Macedonia is considering building a fence on its border like Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic did Hungary, although it is not a long term solution, said Macedonian Foreign Minister Nikola Popovski In Germany, where Chancellor Angela Merkel initially announced the country would take in 800,000 refugees this year, the head of the BND, Gerhard Schindler, said the most immediate danger comes from jihadists who are already in Germany. Related ImageExpand / ContractWith Western Europe closing its doors, thousands of refugees are stranded along the path from Middle East misery. ( FoxNews.com) For the Jihadists, it is much easier to obtain a false or stolen passport and get on the plane. The real danger comes from Western Europe, jihadists returning to Germany and other European countries, once fought on the fronts of the Middle East.