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  • {{Image|Qatar_flag.png|right|200px|National Flag of Qatar}} ...pellings/Catalogs/Q|"ka-tar"]]) is a small oil-rich country, occupying the Qatar peninsula on the north-eastern coast of the Arabian peninsula. It has the s
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  • * Rosman-Stollman, E.,'Qatar: liberalization as foreign policy', pp. 187-210 in Joshuah Teitelbaum (ed) * ''The Rise of Qatar'', The Economist, 5th November, 2011[http://www.economist.com/node/21536659
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  • ...geography-site.co.uk/pages/countries/atlas/qatar.html The Geography Site - Qatar Factbook] *[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-14702226 BBC - Qatar country profile]
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  • {{r|United States Central Command}} ''Forward operating headquarters is in Qatar''
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  • ...geography-site.co.uk/pages/countries/atlas/qatar.html The Geography Site - Qatar Factbook] *[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-14702226 BBC - Qatar country profile]
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  • * Rosman-Stollman, E.,'Qatar: liberalization as foreign policy', pp. 187-210 in Joshuah Teitelbaum (ed) * ''The Rise of Qatar'', The Economist, 5th November, 2011[http://www.economist.com/node/21536659
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  • An influential Islamist cleric based in [[Qatar]], opposed to [[al-Qaeda]] but supportive of other radical movements; extre
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  • {{Image|Qatar_flag.png|right|200px|National Flag of Qatar}} ...pellings/Catalogs/Q|"ka-tar"]]) is a small oil-rich country, occupying the Qatar peninsula on the north-eastern coast of the Arabian peninsula. It has the s
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  • ...nal co-operation agreement dating from 1981 between Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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  • {{r|United States Central Command}} ''Forward operating headquarters is in Qatar''
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  • *[[Qatar]]
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  • ...raq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and Ye
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  • ...the CENTCOM theater of operations, the Middle East. CENTCOM Forward is in Qatar.
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  • ...le East experience; {{r|Andrew Killgore}} the first American ambassador to Qatar
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  • ...anon]], [[Libya]], [[Mauritania]], [[Morocco]], [[Oman]], [[Palestine]], [[Qatar]], [[Saudi Arabia]], [[Sudan]], [[Syria]], [[Tunisia]], [[United Arab Emira
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  • ...Middle East experience; Andrew Killgore, the first American ambassador to Qatar; and Richard Curtis, the Chief Inspector of the United States Information A
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  • *{{r|U.S. Ambassador to Qatar}}
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  • {{rpl|Qatar}}
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  • [http://english.aljazeera.net/ al-Jazeera] Qatar-sponsored satellite television station. ...ouncil] An association of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Saudi, Oman, Qatar, and Kuwait.
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  • ...deo address to the 7th [[U.S.-Islamic World Forum]] meeting in [[Doha]], [[Qatar]]. There are observers from [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]],
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  • *[[Qatar]]
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  • ...e decision by its constituent states: [[Bahrain]], [[Kuwait]], [[Oman]], [[Qatar]], [[Saudi Arabia]] and the [[United Arab Emirates]]. All six states are au
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  • ...Qatar at [[United States Central Command]] Forward Headquarters in Doha, [[Qatar]]. He was part of the [[Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistanc
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  • ...situated in the [[Persian Gulf]], with [[Saudi Arabia]] to the west and [[Qatar]] nearby in the east. Bahrain has a small total population of 1.1 million,
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  • '''[[Qatar|Qátàr]]''', '''Qátar''' (*Cátter); AmE can sound like '''cútter'''; so
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  • ...e Scottish city of [[Aberdeen]] and an international campus in [[Doha]], [[Qatar]].<ref>{{citation |url=https://www.abdn.ac.uk/about/campus/ |title=Campus |
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  • ...d his happiness, via email. Dion's press release thanked the government of Qatar for their help. ...eir assistance.<ref name=Cbc2016-01-14/> Taliban spokesmen confirmed that Qatar had played a role.
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  • {{r|Qatar}}
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  • Earlier in his career, he served in Iran, Qatar, Iraq and Egypt. He was assigned to the American Embassy in Beirut during t
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  • ...i''' (1926-) is an influential and controversial Islamist cleric, based in Qatar, and prominent on al-Jazeera and the World Wide Web.<ref name=BBC>{{citatio During a July 2007 conference held in his honor in Doha, Qatar, titled "Imam al-Qaradawi: A Forum for Students and Friends," Qaradawi reit
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  • ...d. There would be transportable forward X-based radars in Azerbaijan and [[Qatar]]. ...I. There would be transportable forward X-based radars in Azerbaijan and [[Qatar]].
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  • ...r]]</td><td>{{headofstate|Qatar}}</td><td>{{headofstate-enteredoffice|Emir|Qatar}}</td>
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  • ...n news provider specializing in the Arab world. It is based in [[Doha]], [[Qatar]], with the Qatari royal family as the dominant shareholder; although opera
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  • {{r|Al-Ahli Hospital Doha Qatar}}
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  • ...e left the Union Beverage Company and went to work for Al Jazeera in Doha, Qatar. ...etainee met with the former President of Chechnya, who was exiled in Doha, Qatar, on at least 15 occasions to learn about Chechnya and to solicit help in ga
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  • ...relationship was the end of 1971. Bahrain became independent in August and Qatar in September 1971. When the British-Trucial Sheikhdoms treaty expired on De
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  • ...Ireland (state)|Ireland]], [[Israel]], [[Jordan]], [[Kuwait]], [[Oman]], [[Qatar]], [[Somalia]], [[Sudan]], [[United Arab Emirates]], [[Yemen]], and [[Zimba
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  • ...ost gas fields have been given a unique name, such as the North Field in [[Qatar]]. Many gas fields are in underwater gas reservoirs and are referred to as |Qatar||25,630,000,000,000
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  • ...ost gas fields have been given a unique name, such as the North Field in [[Qatar]]. Many gas fields are in underwater gas reservoirs and are referred to as |Qatar||25,630,000,000,000
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  • ...[[Somalia]], [[Bangladesh]], [[Sudan]], [[Malaysia]], [[Indonesia]], and [[Qatar]] followed within weeks
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  • ...y Bahry}} Chair of the Department of Public Administration - University of Qatar (2002-2004); Professor of political science - University of Tennessee, Ohio
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  • *[[Qatar]], joined 21/09/1971
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  • ...r of cléo journal, and has previously worked at the Doha Film Institute in Qatar.
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  • ...ings of the 1st Annual Gas Processing Symposium, Volume 1: January, 2009 - Qatar|edition=1st Edition|publisher=Elsevier Science|pages= pp. 402-414|year=2009
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  • ...es include aircraft from Greece, the United States, France, Belgium, UAE, Qatar, and Denmark; aircraft from other nations are expected. <ref name=BRS2011-0
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  • ...ea of the United States. It borders on [[Jordan]], [[Yemen]], [[Oman]], [[Qatar]], the [[United Arab Emirates]], [[Kuwait]], and Iraq.<ref name=WFB-SA>{{ci
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  • <td>[[Qatar]]</td><td>[[Doha]]</td><td>[[Qatari riyal]]</td> ...d>{{headofstate|Qatar}}<br><small>''since {{headofstate-enteredoffice|Emir|Qatar}}''</small></td>
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  • ...lowed political parties but they were banned in Bahrain and Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Independent candidates were per
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  • ...oblems found in the United Airlines flight a couple weeks earlier strike a Qatar Airways 787 and force another grounding. <ref> Reuters, Thomson. "A List of
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  • ...al-Attiyah, secretary-general of the [[Gulf Cooperation Council]], said [[Qatar]] and the [[United Arab Emirates]] were taking part in the Western-led Liby Four [[Qatar]]i [[Mirage 2000]] fighter-bombers were due to arrive in the area of operat
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  • |Qatar
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  • ...Florida. A CENTCOM Forward headquarters, however, are in Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar.
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  • #Doha Asian Games, Doha, Qatar: October-December 2006
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  • | isbn = 0895260204}}, pp. 44-45</ref> When Franks went to Qatar to command the forward echelon, DeLong stayed in Tampa, often taking Rumsfe
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  • ...di Arabia. AC-130 gunships and other fixed-wing support aircraft flew from Qatar.
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  • *Ras Gas project in [[Qatar]], producing about 59,000 t/day
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  • |[[Qatar]]
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  • ...ed down. The government and the Hezbollah-led opposition attended talks in Qatar, which produced an agreement calling for the formation of a national unity
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  • ...of The Levant. Countries of the Arabian Peninsula include Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. Countries of the The Levan ===Qatar===
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  • <tr><th align="left">Qatar</th><th align="left"> </th></tr>
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  • Adams worked as a bodyguard in the mid-1970s, employed by a [[Qatar]] Arab family who had made its fortune in oil.<ref>"Adams, Douglas Noël."
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  • ...hilippines]], [[History of Poland]], [[History of Portugal]], [[History of Qatar]], [[History of Romania]], [[History of Russia]], [[History of Rwanda]], [[
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  • ...drawal of the major U.S. combat units. The CENTCOM forward headquarters in Qatar and I MEF were to be withdrawn. U.S. forces would be reduced to 30,000 by t
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