Subject: Don't limp your way out of a great relationship.

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Date: Sat, 7 May 2016 06:45:49 -0400

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The Al Ras district in Deira, Dubai in the 1960s
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ector of their mutual border escalat kvg5 ed into war.[31] Arb kvg5 itration by the British and the creation of a buffer fron kvg5 tier run kvg5 ning south eastwards from the coast 
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 was followed by the Ambassador and Carlton Hotel in 1968.[33]
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 jman and Umm Al Qawain pic kvg5 ked up survivors b kvg5 ut in all 238 lives were lost in the disaster.
In 1962 the British Political Agent noted that "Many new houses and blocks of offices and flats are being built... the Ruler is deter kvg5 mined, against advice [fr
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g a massive in[[m kvg5 4]]flux of foreign workers, mainly Indians and Pakistanis. Be kvg5 tween 1968 and 1975 the city's population grew by ove kvg5 i, a number of 50,000 gallo
n kvg5  storage  kvg5 tanks were built, known locally as 'Kazzans' kvg5 ,[36] by welding them together on the beach and then digging them out and  kvg5 floating them to drop onto the 
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 counted for 24% of GDP in 1990, but had reduced to 7% of GDP by 2004.[7]
Critically, one of the firs kvg5 t major projects Sheikh Rashid embarked upon when oil revenue started to flow was the construction of Port  kvg5 Rashid, a deep water fr
ee port constructed by  kvg5 British company Halcrow. Originally intended to be a four-berth p kvg5 ort, it was extended to sixteen berths as constructio kvg5 n was ongoing. Th
e  kvg5 project was an  kvg5 outstanding success, with shipping queui kvg5 ng to access the new facilities. The port was inaugurated on 5 October 1972,  kvg5 although its berths were
 each pressed into use  kvg5 as soon as they had been built. Port Rashid was to be further expan kvg5 ded in 1975 to add a further 35 berths before the kvg5  larger port of Jebe
  kvg5 l Ali was c kvg5 onstructed.[7]

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