Egypt: the struggle for stability
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An overview of modern Egypt and its people, pointing out the contrasts and conflicts: modernization and ancient customs, water wheels and hydroelectric power plants, great potential natural resources and poverty. Emphasizes survival of family values, dignity, and national pride.
, Egypt is a study in both contrast and conflict - it is a land of both water wheels and massive hydroelectric power facilities. Egypt has great potential in its natural resources, as well as a level of poverty that is among the worst in the world. Promotes a greater awareness of Egypt and its people.
, Egypt is a study in both contrast and conflict - it is a land of both water wheels and massive hydroelectric power facilities. Egypt has great potential in its natural resources, as well as a level of poverty that is among the worst in the world. Promotes a greater awareness of Egypt and its people.
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An overview of modern Egypt and its people, pointing out the contrasts and conflicts: modernization and ancient customs, water wheels and hydroelectric power plants, great potential natural resources and poverty. Emphasizes survival of family values, dignity, and national pride.
, Documents modern-day Egypt, pointing out its contrasts and conflicts. Shows the existence of both water wheels and massive hydroelectric facilities. Describes a land potentially rich in natural resources where the poverty leve1 is among the worst in the world., Egypt is a study in both contrast and conflict - it is a land of both water wheels and massive hydroelectric power facilities. Egypt has great potential in its natural resources, as well as a level of poverty that is among the worst in the world. Promotes a greater awareness of Egypt and its people.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
, Documents modern-day Egypt, pointing out its contrasts and conflicts. Shows the existence of both water wheels and massive hydroelectric facilities. Describes a land potentially rich in natural resources where the poverty leve1 is among the worst in the world., Egypt is a study in both contrast and conflict - it is a land of both water wheels and massive hydroelectric power facilities. Egypt has great potential in its natural resources, as well as a level of poverty that is among the worst in the world. Promotes a greater awareness of Egypt and its people.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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