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...of the desert sands, implicated in cases of snake bite reported in Dharan, Saudi Arabia. This snake is not uncommonly kept as a pet, and some cases reported by phy

...ually involved organizations in Iraq, France, West Germany, Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, Austria, Dubai, the Jersey Islands, and the United States.

...d [[Syria]] of collaborating with insurgents in Iraq and complained that [[Saudi Arabia]] and other Gulf States were too “passive and disengaged”. <ref>ISG Rep

...h as Egypt have lost many workers to oil-rich neighbors such as Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. India educates many physicians and engineers who migrate to the USA and Br

...&mdash; the Hashemites being the rivals of the House of Saud controlling [[Saudi Arabia]] was one of the enduring outcomes of that policy.

...of the desert sands, implicated in cases of snake bite reported in Dharan, Saudi Arabia. This snake is not uncommonly kept as a pet, and some cases reported by phy

...representing all of the factions except Aoun and his allies, met in Ta'if, Saudi Arabia. The [[Ta`if agreement]], ratified on November 4th, reapportioned seats in

...rs of the G-8 and major emerging markets such as Brazil, India, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa) could play a vital role in brokering consensus on a wide

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...2)]]; Soviet invasion installs puppet regime; U.S. works with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in funding, training, and arming Muslim mujahideen insurgency; end of dét

...ed by the French. Abd al-Aziz Saud conquered several shiekdoms and created Saudi Arabia in 1926, which is still totally controlled by his descendants. Syria and Ir

"In 1996, following intense pressure from Saudi Arabia and the US, Sudan agreed to expel bin Laden and up to 300 of his associates

...ountability is what distinguishes personal and party autocracies such as [[Saudi Arabia]] and China from representative democracies such as the United States and m

...Systems]]) on the grounds that it would harm Britain's relationship with Saudi Arabia<ref>''Politics.co.uk'': '[http://www.politics.co.uk/news/foreign-policy/mid

...merican targets overseas were attacked including military installations in Saudi Arabia in 1996 <ref>Chris Hellman, CDI Senior Analyst Victoria Garcia, CDI Researc

...merican targets overseas were attacked including military installations in Saudi Arabia in 1996 <ref>Chris Hellman, CDI Senior Analyst Victoria Garcia, CDI Researc

...ade Center, 1995 (Saudi communications center) and 1996 (Khobar Towers) in Saudi Arabia, and the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and N

...istory of San Marino]], [[History of São Tomé and Príncipe]], [[History of Saudi Arabia]], [[History of Senegal]], [[History of Serbia]], [[History of Seychelles]]

...region providing support; operations from Turkey in the north, Jordan and Saudi Arabia and Kuwait in the south, air and naval bases in the Gulf states, with suppo

...optional supplement to the civil or common law of most countries, though [[Saudi Arabia]] and Iran's whole legal systems source their law in Sharia<ref>{{citation