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The rich history of Lebanon is evident in its ancient Roman ruins and Crusader castles scattered throughout the country.Lebanon = Middle Eastern country bordering Syria, Israel, and the Mediterranean Sea
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Despite its small size, Lebanon boasts a diverse landscape, ranging from coastal plains to snow-capped mountains.
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On the front page of the paper she read something about the Norwegian UN battalion in Lebanon.† (source)
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Two swallows were making passes over the fountain, and a chiffchaff's song was piercing the air from within the sinewy gloom of the giant cedar of Lebanon.† (source)
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I turned on the radio and found a news station—tuned in right in the middle of a story about the war in Lebanon.† (source)
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Likewise, two of the places in the Arab world that have given girls the most education were Lebanon and Saudi Arabia, yet the former has been a vortex of conflict and the latter a breeding ground for violent fundamentalists.† (source)
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Drew pulled into the parking lot of the Mount Lebanon School.† (source)
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A series of flags appeared, representing Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, the UAE.† (source)
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There was an explosion in the barracks, Lebanon or some place like that, and he was blinded.† (source)
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Reported Seen in London Since then Carlos has been reported seen in London and in Beirut, Lebanon.† (source)
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There were children from Lebanon, Cambodia, Kosovo, Brazil, Norway, Yemen, Mozambique, Palestine, Guatemala, the U.S. (New York), South Africa, Peru, Northern Ireland, India, Papua New Guinea, Malawi, to name a few.† (source)
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Over the last 20+ years dating back to the bombing of the Marine Corps Barracks in Lebanon, various factions of radical Islamic Terrorists have been committing heinous acts of terrorism against the free world.† (source)
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Harry had gone in the Marine Corps, had landed in Lebanon when President Eisenhower had decided to help out over there.† (source)
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One night the count went out to smoke one of his Oriental cigarettes, specially imported from Lebanon— wherever that was, as Trueba always said—and to inhale the scent of the flowers, which rose in great mouthfuls from the garden, filling every room in the house.† (source)
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AUGUST 23, 1962 — WASHINGTON, D.C./BEIRUT, LEBANON MIDDAY† (source)
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The Hadawi family lived in Ein al-Hilweh, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon.† (source)
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