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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

    Prophet Mohammad made a very significant prophecy. He prophesied in a Hadith (transmitted in 2 variations) that the land of the Arabs (Arabian Peninsula) will return to being paradises and rivers. Through our analysis of numerical values of words in this prophecy, we have managed to discover...
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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

    CYCLONE Mekunu has turned parts of the arid Rub' Al-Khali desert, also known as the Empty Quarter, into freshwater lakes, in a rare phenomenon that has not happened in nearly 20 years. Rainwater fell and gathered in different parts of the desert, such as Al-Khareer, Thabltoun and Um...
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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

    Many secrets buried under the sands of Rub Al-Khali \\ THE Yabrin Oasis was attributed to the oasis located on the northern part, thus said Yaqut Al-Hamawi, the 13th century Arab geographer and historian, in reference to the Rub Al-Khali desert, also known as the Empty Quarter. A...
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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

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    Saudi Arabia’s Empty Quarter Rub Al Khali now ‘full’ with lakes after Cyclone Mekunu

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    Malaysians crowdfund to help cut national debt

    Malaysians have resorted to an unorthodox way of raising money to pay off their country's debt - crowdfunding. Feeling buoyant after the first change in government since independence, Malaysians gave nearly $2m in the 24 hours after authorities announced a fund would be set up to raise cash...
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    Why is GERMANY such an INDUSTRIAL LEADER?

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    Why is GERMANY such an INDUSTRIAL LEADER?

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    Sri Lanka's to give tax money to thousands of unemployable graduates Rs.20,000

    Sri Lanka's unemployed graduates who are not disabled but are not contributing to the nation in gainful employment will get a 20,000 rupee monthly allowance from the state starting from July 2018. The government will recruit 5,000 graduate who apparently cannot find a gainful job and pay...
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    Sri Lanka Economy is in the same situation as New Zealand in 80s!

    Sri Lanka should embrace free market economics fully not half heartedly. Sri Lanka should keep helping the poor through samurdhi. Do not give any subsidy to anyone.Government is to make policy not to run Business. Make Investment Authority of technocrats to run Businesses. Lower Taxes , people...
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    Sri Lanka Economy is in the same situation as New Zealand in 80s!

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    Sri Lanka Economy is in the same situation as New Zealand in 80s!

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    Sri Lanka Economy is in the same situation as New Zealand in 80s!

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    Malian hero scales Paris building to save child

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    Malian hero scales Paris building to save child

    WISmbOw_bMk Malian man gets French Citizenship for saving the child.
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    Tun Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad Not Think Like Sri Lankan Politicians

    bump. Sri Lanka is a Racist Country you should have no doubt about it,even before Independence.It has a very long way to go before becoming a country likes of Singapore,Malaysia,Dubai,Hong Kong or similar to other countries. They prosper we stink. Politicians and people are same. People vote...
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    Why renting stuff can be more beneficial for you !

    A minimalistic lifestyle gives maximum satisfaction for Jagat Rathore. The fifty-year-old never fancied owning things. Living in Delhi in the ’90s on a starting salary of Rs 11,000 a month ensured the English literature lecturer couldn’t buy too many things for his house. So he rented. He...

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