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The oil wealth of Dahran,int of the oil wealth as you cover the monotonous tarmac ribbon to its end. Here and there a small shack, a shanty town with the inevitable gas station. Here and there the deep coloured sand of the Rub al Khali drifts gently up the sides of the road like a dusty incoming tide. Lorries thunder past y

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The first family,is palace in Riyadh. Among them was Prince Feisal bin Musaid who, as he approached the king, his uncle, pulled a gun from under his robes and fired several shots. Feisal was mortally wounded. The king was buried within 48 hours in an unmarked grave, as is the custom, and Crown Prince Khaled took his

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The problems of being too rich, four days to bring the fire under control, though the fact that Red Adair was not called in would tend to support the contention that it was not as serious as the Saudi Oil Ministry would like us to believe. But it cost Aramco millions of dollars, and the repercussions were felt as far away as the

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Postscript,own all too short stay in Saudi Arabia was a crowded one, as my notebooks still testify, I have had, perforce, to read a great deal subsequently to make more sense of my first impressions. The nearly fifty books I found most useful follow, listed in alphabetical order by author. But some books are m

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the permanent care of the human being for the irrigation of water and tender of the nutritive solution, it is proposed to use technology to replace the basic functions of crop irrigation through the use of programmable and reprogrammable microcontrollers, thus following the free hardware culture, t