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... Southwest Asia , is a young nation that occupies an ancient land associated with the civilizations of antiquity . Situated on both banks of the Jordan River , it is bounded to the north by Syria , to the east by Iraq , to the southeast ...
... Southwest Asia , is a young nation that occupies an ancient land associated with the civilizations of antiquity . Situated on both banks of the Jordan River , it is bounded to the north by Syria , to the east by Iraq , to the southeast ...
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... southwest coast near Kunsan . Energy production . Energy resources consist ... Southeast Asian countries . During the four five - year plans , the government ... Asia . In the 1970s the government expanded port facilities at Pusan , Inch ...
... southwest coast near Kunsan . Energy production . Energy resources consist ... Southeast Asian countries . During the four five - year plans , the government ... Asia . In the 1970s the government expanded port facilities at Pusan , Inch ...
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... Asia Multi- lingual societies of Melanesia. Other languages . The sole language of another branch of Indo - European ... Southwest Asia ( see also ANATOLIAN LANGUAGES ) . Five Turkic languages are spoken primarily in South- west Asia ...
... Asia Multi- lingual societies of Melanesia. Other languages . The sole language of another branch of Indo - European ... Southwest Asia ( see also ANATOLIAN LANGUAGES ) . Five Turkic languages are spoken primarily in South- west Asia ...
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