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Saudi Arabia is one of the countries in the world that does not have a river. Most of the Arabian desert is located in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and extends to neighbouring countries such as; Jordan, Iraq and Qatar. It is also the only country bordering the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea. You may be wondering how the soil gets its water. Saudi Arabia may not have rivers, but it does have wadis. Wadi is a dry riverbed that only contains water when it rains. Saudi Arabia relies on two sources of water, namely groundwater and water obtained from desalination plants that remove salt from seaway, Groundwater makes up 98 percent of the water sources as there are no rivers or lakes in the kingdom and there is almost no rain. Nearly 50% of drinking water comes from desalination, 10% from surface water and 40% from non-renewable groundwater extraction

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beautiful views

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The magical world

This painting was done in the year 2019,after I had a terrible night mares

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Cats are the most beautiful creatures in the world

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World pharmacist day is the day of tribiting all the pharmacist out there.

Not only a doctor is your life saving pharmacist is also responsible for your wellbeing even though only a pharmacist is sincere while giving you a medication. So we must celebrate this day and tribute them

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The world needs strong women

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How beautiful the world is

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MAKKAH MUKRMA PANTING

It's is a great place for Muslims to worship

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Oreo donut

This is the recipe of 🍩 made from Oreo 1) sweetened condensed milk with honey 2) choclate syrup 3) Oreo cookies 4) sparkled toffes 6) chocolate chip

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Africa culture

Our culture, believes and norms

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The Sad Truth About The Most intelligent Man in The World

William James Sidis, the most intelligent man in history, son of Ashkenazi Jewish immigrants from Russia, born in New York on April 1st, 1898. William was a wunderkind, with a prodigious mind and an estimated IQ of 300. He was literally a human computer and a living dictionary.Imagine for a moment an 18-month old child who can unbelievably read The New York Times. At the age of eight, he was fluently speaking French, German, Russian, Turkish, Armenian, Latin, and his native language, English. When he was only 9 years old, he was successfully accepted into Harvard University. Let’s get a little deeper and picture this same small child at 9 years of age, inventing a brand new language called “vendergood,” studied by linguists and declared to be complete, correct, and fascinating. At the age of twelve, he was giving his first lecture about the fourth dimension

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