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News from Qatar shows it’s beautiful landscapes and new progressive bills from the government.

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“”So someone’s allowed to wear shorts like his?”…
“But you see how she’s dressed?” The fitness attendant said, indicating the woman in the pool. “Thats how our female swimmers dress at this facility.”
…”Seems unfair if you wouldn’t be okay with that. If you’d say Hey, you woman, show your thighs!””
Ali 110-111

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Hamza is a brave and head strong father who lost everything at the chance to save his house. He is dumbed “unextraordinary” because in the end nothing helpful comes from his actions. Hamza was nothing but a small loss of time for the forces trying  to get through. The story shows how both Hamza and the soldiers are very persistent and how both think they were doing the right thing. Both sides “win” as Hamza is alive but now without a home and the soldiers maintained their version of peace.

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This short story is very down to earth and in your face. Showing the negative truth behind what it’s like to live in a country overturned by merciless rebels. The main characters describes the fear and anxiety of everyday life while highlighting the good. However, the good does very little to outweigh the murder and crime of the terrorist groups. In this instance, she wouldn’t have survived if she didnt make it to the UK in time due to lack of medical resources in her country.

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News looking in shows the high political tension in the country and how upper officials may not be doing what’s best for the public. Many stories include quieting people during the World Cup while others focus on their improving relations with Japan. The political issues were much easier to find her than from Doha News.

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Fahad Al-Attiya: A country with no water

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Fahad Al-Attiya: A country with no water

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Imagine a country with abundant power -- oil and gas, sunshine, wind (and money) -- but missing one key essential for life: water. Infrastructure engineer Fahad Al-Attiya talks about the unexpected ways that the small Middle Eastern nation of Qatar creates its water supply.

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The speaker talks about Qatars growth starting in the 1940s. He mentions how it is the fastest growing country with economic growth to about 15% a year. It’s title says without water because that’s how it started and how the countries use of oil allowed new technologies and worker to live here. It shows the perseverance and how strong the Qatari people are as a whole.