TOURISM

Attractive
Archaeologist
festival
feast
Embassy
Single ticket
Return ticket
Book a ticket
Booking clerk
Reserve
Important source
Weather
Air hostess
Entry visa
Exit visa
Permission
Manuscripts
baggage
The High Dam
Behavior

Tourist
make a tour
Tour
tourist awareness
Ministry of tourism
Tourist agency
Passenger
Traveler
Journey
Voyage
Flight
Hard currency
National income
Revenue
Sights
Propaganda
Advertisement
guide
Monuments
Museum
Ancient Egyptians
The citadel
Civilization

SPORTS

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Physical fitness
Weigh
Take part in
Activities
Participate in
Ministry of Sport & Youth
Sporting spirit
Sporting clup
Training suit
amateur
Professionals
Support
Supporters/ fans
youth organizations
Youth movements
Youth services
Youth welfare
Outdoor games
Indoor games
Versus = against
Final
National team
World cup
P.E.= physical education
Olympic Games
Spectator
hobbies
Spare time
Camp
Competition
Crowd

ECONOMY

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Truce
Sources of energy
Self-rule
Profits
Solidarity
suggestion
Cease
fire
poverty
Blood-shed
Foreign assistance
Advocacy
Developing countries
Self-autonomy
Local =domestic
Compromise
Compensation
reconstruction
Terrorist
reconstruct
Terrorism
Death rate
Release
= set freehouse
Prefabricated
Hostage
accommodation
Hostility
contribution
Uprising
contribute
Resistance
starvation
Imperialism
integration
Imperialist
Row material
The
Arab nation
Everyday
life
problems
The
Arabian
gulf
Aspects
of life
National
unity
The Arab world
The
armed forces
causes
Guided
Desertmissiles
reclamation
Current
events
reclaim
Special
troops
irrigation
Commando
cultivate unit
Suicidal
Thanksaction
to
Refugees
commerce
Aggression
.depts
Aggressor
repay debts
Set-back
Labor force
Ceasing
sloganblood
Allocation
loans of
authority
Consume =use up
Sea
forces
invest
Destructive
Investor weapons
Submarines
slogan
Empire
Compulsion
Press conference
Summit conference
Condemn
On behalf of
In behalf of
Oppression
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Initiative

Economic progress

negotiation

Self-reliance

Treaty

Society

Peaceful
means

Housing problem

Co-existence

Food security

/
Peaceful
solution

Over-population

Introductory
talks

Population

Investigation

explosion

Direct
contact

Over-crowdedness

Exchange
view

Birth of
control

Achievements

Family planning

Delegation
-/
increase
//

Support

decrease
/
/

Side
with

majority

Social
justice

minority

Social
peace

/ produce

Security

production

Security
council

Rights
of man

United
nations

capital

/
organization

Democracy

/
capitalist

Liberty

community
/
Victory

Policy
of violence

committee

Positive
neutralism

Economic system

Non Natural
alignment

resources

Common

Food destiny
industries

/
Major
Powers

Local
production

Enemy

Standard of living

Sacrifices

Burdens of living

Emergency

Rise in prices

Withdrawal

Withdraw

taxation

Terror

duties

Products

Navigation

Productive

Air
forces

production

Air defense

suburbsforces

Target

/ Civil defense

Land forces

Disengagement

Zionism

Zionist

Liberate

Liberation

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Extremist
Supervision
Allocation of
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Sea forces
Destructive weapons
Submarines
Empire
Compulsion
Press conference
Summit conference
Condemn
Occupation

Racial
discrimination
Mobilization
Inner conflict
Civil rights

Destruction
Disarmament
Occupied land
Restore
Martyrs
Determine his fate
Invincible army
Military equipments
Military museum

Conditions
education
housing
Transportation
All over the world
Exert great efforts
Solve
Plan
Mild weather
Ancient =very old
Temples and statues
source
Undiscovered tombs
Adapt to
suit
prey
Climatic conditions
climate
Ministry of tourism
antiquity
companion
arrest
care
Mr. M. Hassan Moussa

/ hard currency
means of
communications
means of
transport
mass media
Media Production
City
The World Cup
The African Cup
of Nations
spare time= free
time
local industry
locally produced
labour power
thanks to
peaceful coexistence
disastrous effects
genetically
modified crops
in favour of
fields
youth welfare
adequate= enough
/ peace loving
countries
seek to
more complicated
social services
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knowledge
renaissance
turning point
humanity
advanced
technological base
manuscripts
job opportunities
responsibility
all sectors of society
eradicate
frenzied phase
ethical
ethics
ongoing events
factors
growth factor
purchase
substitute
pressure
impact
benefit
monopoly
fruitful cooperation
understanding
acquaintance
acquainted
reclamation
cultivation
developing countries
developed countries
underdeveloping
countries
the standard of life
"reading for all"
project
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gain knowledge
economic
integration
self sufficiency
deviation
productive society
coming
generations
double-edged
weapon
selfishness
eternal
proper
the backbone
drug addiction/
drug abuse
governmental
organizations
non governmental
organizations
shouting slogans
comprehensive
peace
throughout ages
youth hostels
in an attempt to
result from
result in= lead to
take part in
- take place
alarming rate
to cope with= to
keep up with
draw the attention
of
- do our best
the national
income
governmental
organizations
non governmental
organizations
shouting slogans
comprehensive
peace
throughout ages
youth hostels
in an attempt to

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giant projects
book fair
awareness
characterized by
limited income
people
environmental
pollution
drought
famines
rural communities
urban areas
non smokers
scientific revolution
self confidence
private sector
great efforts have
been exerted
to devote his life for
afford
as a matter of fact
aware of
gain the admiration
of
by chance
hinder
freedom of thought/
press/ expression
learning foreign
languages
an indispensible
necessity
civil wars
drought and famine
contradiction
between
peace loving
countries
a source of pride
provide better job
opportunities
achieve great
progress

Mr. M. Hassan Moussa

result from
result in= lead to
take part in
take place
alarming rate
to cope with= to
keep up with
draw the attention
of
do our best
the national
income

Arab scientists
and thinkers
western culture
cross cultures
communication
benefit from
waste of time
international
relations
human rights
press conference
consumption
consumer
cut down
encourage
stand up to/
against
/ / fertile land/
barren land
a chief source of
national income
strengthen
international ties
mutual
face the challenges
impose import
restrictions
play a very
important role
to witness a great
shift
recognition

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