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- 1. SYRIA Penpatsorn Pholwong No.11 M.1/1 Apamea
- 6. Damascus About 2.6 million people
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- 10. Abrightfuture
- 11. Oppression
- 12. States of Syria and Egypt
- 16. Cuisine
- 17. Tabbouleh
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- 25. Apamea
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