Dahban, of the Kahtan Arabs, one of the most powerful tribes of the EasternDesert.
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It holds interests in various production sharing concessions (PSC) in EasternDesert Egypt and Western Desert Egypt.
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Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation's (EGPC) tender meanwhile included areas in the Western Desert, the Nile Valley, the Gulf of Suez and the EasternDesert.
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State-owned Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) offered 15 blocks located in the Gulf of Suez, the Western Desert, the EasternDesert and Sinai sedimentary basins.
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It's a far cry from the Easterndeserts. He looked up.
Uso de Arabian Desert em inglês
1
Jones, in turn, told Storm more about what they had just witnessed taking place above the ArabianDesert.
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Oil, shopping malls and skyscrapers long ago upstaged the vast ArabianDesert from which the city of Dubai grows.
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He started his advance on a line extending from Haifa on the coast, across Palestine to the ArabianDesert.
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Thirty-five hundred years ago, the Hebrews were a pastoral, primitive people inhabiting the wilderness known today as the ArabianDesert.
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He had travelled far and wide in the great ArabianDesert and he had also helped at the excavations at Tel-el-Amarna.
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Jerusalem was about five hundred and fifty statute miles from Babylon, and the vast ArabianDesert shifted its sands between them.
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But, oh, he says, that pyramid, that would have been quite a sight rising from the sands of the ArabianDesert.
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This table-land, which is mostly fertile, extends eastward about twenty miles, and terminates in the ArabianDesert, which is still higher.
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A little Bedouin boy tags along when his brother guides a British soldier through the ArabianDesert during World War One.
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Nothing can be more incorrect than the vulgar idea of an Arabian Oasis, except it be the popular conception of an ArabianDesert.
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Returning to Bagdad, Ibn Batuta crossed the ArabianDesert a second time, and took up his residence in Mecca for the space of three years.
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Except by what he could see for himself, or hear of by uncertain rumor of speech in the obscure ArabianDesert, he could know nothing.
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Except by what he could see for himself, or hear of by uncertain rumour of speech in the obscure ArabianDesert, he could know nothing.
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Bedouins of the Arabiandesert, who resort hither in summer for pasturage.
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A stranger was riding a lazy camel across the lonely Arabiandesert.
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The Arabiandesert approached the sea in a series of plateaux or steps.