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US assistance, development, and hierarchy in the Middle East : aid for allies

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Evaluation of Groundwater Resources in Lower Cretaceous Aquifer System in Sinai

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The Sinai Peninsula has an area of 61000 km<Superscript>2</Superscript> and its populationis about 325000. It is … Cretaceous aquifer is the mostprospective aquifer in Sinai, it is not yet precisely evaluated.Spatially distributed areas of good … preparing groundwater master plans in Sinai. Under the properwater management, Sinai could be self sufficient in satisfying …

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