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Algeria

Algeria

a country in northern africa between morocco and libya. Its capital is algiers. It was known to the romans as numidia. From 430 a.d. Until 1942 it was successively in the hands of the vandals, the eastern roman empire, the arabs, the ottoman empire, and the french, and gained independence in 1962. The country took its name from its capital, from the arabic al (the) _ jaza'ir (islands), with reference to four islands lying off the coast at algiers but joined to the mainland by 1525.


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I want to speek scientific english very well

dear norry hi :wink: wt do u do? tell everything abt biological engg. r u workin in algeria i m interested in knowing this can u help me ?? the problem which u talked abt is alittle one wen u reply to my query then ill tell u wt to do . my id is silky_lovely@rediffmail.com ...

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... National Institutes of Health are having problems with Elias Zerhouni at the helm. Zerhouni of course is a Bush-appointed favorite. He hails from Algeria and is a radiologist by training. His work as administrator at John's Hopkins University is well known. Nature refers to the NIH as a "potentially ...

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I want to speek scientific english very well

... english to widen my knowledge in my speciality the biological ingenioring 1 000 000 000 000 thankyou for the person who want help me. Nory from algeria [22 years] :shock: :D I speek french also

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