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Egypt
1[ ee-jipt ]
noun
- Arab Republic of Egypt. a republic in northeastern Africa. 386,198 sq. mi. (1,000,252 sq. km). : Cairo. Arabic Misr [mis, -r, uh]. formerlync United Arab Republic ( def ).
- an ancient kingdom in northeastern Africa: divided into the Nile Delta Lower Egypt and the area from Cairo south to the Sudan Upper Egypt.
Egypt.
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Egypt
/ ˈiːdʒɪpt /
noun
- a republic in NE Africa, on the Mediterranean and Red Sea: its history dates back about 5000 years. Occupied by the British from 1882, it became an independent kingdom in 1922 and a republic in 1953. Over 96 per cent of the total area is desert, with the chief areas of habitation and cultivation in the Nile delta and valley. Cotton is the main export. Official language: Arabic. Official religion: Muslim; Sunni majority. Currency: pound. Capital: Cairo. Pop: 85 294 388 (2013 est). Area: 997 739 sq km (385 229 sq miles) Official nameArab Republic of Egypt Former official name (1958–71)United Arab Republic
Egypt
1- An ancient empire in Africa that was centered on the Nile River . Ruled by a pharaoh , Egypt figures prominently in many events in the Bible (see also Bible ), including the stories of Joseph and his brothers and of Moses and the Exodus . ( See under “World Geography.” )
Egypt
2- Officially the Arab Republic of Egypt, a country in northeastern Africa bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, Israel and the Red Sea to the east, Sudan to the south, and Libya to the west. The principal geographic feature of the country is the Nile River . Its capital and largest city is Cairo . ( See also Alexandria .)
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Representatives from the Vatican, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iran and Egypt did not respond to requests for comment.
"This research teaches us about magic rituals in the Greco-Roman period in Egypt," Van Oppen said.
The United Arab Emirates and Egypt who hosted previous COP climate summits faced similar criticisms for their treatment of civil society groups.
As the talks faltered, Washington put its thumb on the scales, suspending aid to Ethiopia, while Trump suggested that Egypt might "blow up" the dam.
Since Israeli forces took control of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt in May, even those have become vanishingly rare.
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