with its' closest neighbours …?
Answer: PERFECT
ask Moroccans and Tunisians
we are in a good relation with our neighbors
me personally i love Moroccans so much
no political conflict no economic disputes
everything is OK
also we have of friends from there lot of Algerians live in neighboring countries and marriage between Algerians and our neighbors […]
economic growth of the last 10 years is officially over and the ANC government can now stop rambling on about the unachievable traget of 6% economic growth to “alleviate their self induced poverty”?
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Answer: The so called “boom” is based on many things which are of a short term/risky nature so now that the Power is […]
We are only there for two days and dont want to waste too much time travelling between hotel and attractions
Answer: try both .. don't miss the chance to explore Dubai ..
i am sure your short visit wont be enough .. you might book for another visit ..
good luck =)
Answer: city ^^
its too cold […]
In tombs in Egypt, are there any symbols/pictures on the wall in the rooms in the pyramids?
Answer: Usually in the pyramids there is very little decoration at all. There have been some decorated walls found but it is really only in the New Kingdom that tombs became decorated with the beautiful painting we associate with […]
It usually starts by the end of December so has the show been canceled this year or what?!
Answer: i heard it was gonna start in mid January but I guess they pushed it forward.
I don't think it is cancelled though.
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Would the people of Lapland fight after seeing the homes and villages destroyed and many hounded out of Finland? Lacking army equipment would they turn to guerilla warfare? Compare the two situations: Finland and israel. Why are the Laplanders left in peace?
Answer: The Laplanders are a firece lot by culture and tradition and I can't […]
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Answer: The ancient Egyptians ate a variety of meats,including goat.beef,poultry and pigeon. They did not eat pork as the pig was considered to be associated with the god Set the god of chaos. Fish was also a favoured food.
Unleavened or flat bread the same type as it eaten today was enjoyed at […]
Nigeria has two United Nations Heritage sites:
1. Sukur Cultural Landscape (Madagali Local Government Area, Adamawa State). The U.N. describes Sukur, with the Palace of the Hidi (Chief) on a hill dominating the villages below, the terraced fields and their sacred symbols, and the extensive remains of a former flourishing iron industry, as “an exceptional landscape […]