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In Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, the Blue Nile and White Nile join to form the Nile River, which flows north into Egypt.Sudan = largest country in Africa by area
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The Nile River flows northward through Sudan, playing a vital role in the country's agriculture.
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He made Afghanistan a rallying point not only for the West, which wanted to stop the spread of communism from the Soviet Union, but also for Muslims from Sudan to Tajikistan, who saw it as a fellow Islamic country under attack from infidels.† (source)
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Another time she decided to give $100 to help raise funds for a human rights project our church was supporting in the Sudan.† (source)
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East of Sudan is Ethiopia:' Salva stopped walking.† (source)
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The small airports in the Middle East lit by oil fires and gas flares, the waiting rooms in Sudan with locusts banging on the glass, landing always in the smaller cities, the disused airfields.† (source)
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In Sudan, the average man receives one condom every five years.† (source)Sudan = largest country in Africa by area
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Al Qaeda had snuck in advisers from Sudan.† (source)
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Syria, or Egypt, maybe Sudan?† (source)
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In 1992, he spoke out against the Saudi government and was banished to Sudan.† (source)
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"The Lost Boys of Sudan want to practice soccer in their new hometown of Clarkston," Pickel wrote.† (source)
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We crossed the Sudan border by early evening.† (source)
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Then I read about Darfur, where hundreds of thousands are dying in the Sudan.† (source)
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Mount Elgon straddles the border between Uganda and Kenya, and is not far from Sudan.† (source)
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On his way to Ethiopia, Mandela made stops in Tanganyika (where he experienced the absence of racial discrimination for the first time in his life) and in Sudan.† (source)
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"Sudan," he said to me.† (source)
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