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  • The image depicts a stunning aerial view of a sprawling cityscape, likely a metropolitan area with modern architecture. Skyscrapers dominate the skyline, showcasing a mix of designs and heights. Below, intricate road systems weave through the landscape, indicating a bustling urban environment. In the background, the coastline meets the ocean, with a hint of the horizon showcasing a picturesque sunset. The combination of urban infrastructure and natural beauty creates a striking contrast, highlighting the vibrancy of the city. How the Environment Became a Communications Instrument in the Gulf Akram Belkaid · November 2016
  • The image features a man seated in a richly decorated chair, wearing traditional attire. He is dressed in a white dishdasha, complemented by a decorative cape, and a turban, which is traditional in some Middle Eastern cultures. The background consists of intricate woodwork and ornate design elements, suggesting an opulent setting. The man's expression appears calm and thoughtful. Oman says No to Saudi Arabia Marc Cher-Leparrain (1956-2019) · January 2014
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