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This sovereign had recognized him east by the Kuril Islands ( part of the Soviet Union ) ; to for having published a pamphlet entitled Mars Gallicus the east and south by the Pacific Ocean ; and to the southin which he violently ...
This sovereign had recognized him east by the Kuril Islands ( part of the Soviet Union ) ; to for having published a pamphlet entitled Mars Gallicus the east and south by the Pacific Ocean ; and to the southin which he violently ...
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sq mi which is not indigenous , passes through Jordan in its year- than half of the population in the East Bank was under ly wandering from Syria to Saudi Arabia . the age of 15 ; life expectancy at birth was 58 years .
sq mi which is not indigenous , passes through Jordan in its year- than half of the population in the East Bank was under ly wandering from Syria to Saudi Arabia . the age of 15 ; life expectancy at birth was 58 years .
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The Aberdare Range , which forms the eastern border of the Rift Valley , rises to nearly 10,000 feet . The eastern highlands extend from the Ngong ... Areas of real desert are limited to the region east of Lake Rudolf . The coast .
The Aberdare Range , which forms the eastern border of the Rift Valley , rises to nearly 10,000 feet . The eastern highlands extend from the Ngong ... Areas of real desert are limited to the region east of Lake Rudolf . The coast .
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