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... East Bank and 800 on the West Bank . Including nomads , rural residents represent about 40 percent of the population . The average village is a cluster of houses and other buildings , including an elementary school and a mosque , with ...
... East Bank and 800 on the West Bank . Including nomads , rural residents represent about 40 percent of the population . The average village is a cluster of houses and other buildings , including an elementary school and a mosque , with ...
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... east . Wild flowers of many kinds are to be found in all parts of the state , and sunflowers grow in profusion ( Kansas is popularly known as the Sunflower State ) . The cottonwood grows through- out Kansas , while in the northeast ...
... east . Wild flowers of many kinds are to be found in all parts of the state , and sunflowers grow in profusion ( Kansas is popularly known as the Sunflower State ) . The cottonwood grows through- out Kansas , while in the northeast ...
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... EAST AFRICAN LAKES ; EAST AFRICAN MOUNTAINS ; for history , see EAST AFRICA , HISTORY OF ) . THE LANDSCAPE Relief . The country is divided into five contrasting geographic regions . They are the Lake Victoria Basin , the geographic ...
... EAST AFRICAN LAKES ; EAST AFRICAN MOUNTAINS ; for history , see EAST AFRICA , HISTORY OF ) . THE LANDSCAPE Relief . The country is divided into five contrasting geographic regions . They are the Lake Victoria Basin , the geographic ...
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