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1) automated
2) traffic jam
3) rush hour
4) stressful
5) flight
6) commute
7) schedule
8) integrated
9) tram
10) traffic jams

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1) automated
2) congestion
3) rush hour
4) stressful
5) freight
6) commute
7) schedule
8) integrated
9) tram
10) traffic jams

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1-automated
2-congestion
3-rush hour
4-stressful
5-freight
6-commute
7-schedule
8-integrated
9-tram
10-traffic jam

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Number 1 automated

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4. satellite campus
5. highly-ranked
6. secondary
7. curriculum
8. tertiary
1. master degree
2. distance learning
3. elementary

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Most people feel younger or older than they really are – and this 'subjective age' has a big effect on their physical and mental health.

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Basically the body stars to breakdown, It's a good thing, because we can learn and appreciate life more...etc.

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Will often lead to the formation of wrinkles and graying Bones tend to shrink in size and density Muscles lose strength, endurance and flexibility in general

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Getting older makes you know more and you will be stronger than before. But getting too old makes your body weak but you will know more things than others that are younger than you, because you experienced life.

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Its a good thing , Getting older is better because it helps you do good decision and understanding

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Zayed yaqoub

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Fading - Poem by Abboud Al Jabiri (September 19)

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Fading - Poem by Abboud Al Jabiri (September 19)

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What does it really mean to age? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? What will life be like when you’re old?

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3 Decades ago the UAE was still divided ,At that time cities werent established people only lived in villages in some parts of the dessert , people lived then had to indure the harsh climate of sand storms and extreme heat , getting supplies wasnt as easy , people had to hunt and dig wells for water.

30 years later the UAE is established with many cities populated with people from around the globe , being able to get supplies is much easier with multiple shops and supermarkets being available in a very connected comunity
, not having to deal with the hot weather and harsh climate of the UAE people live in air conditiond buildings and sky skrappers housing multiple families at a time .

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Before 30 years the life was so hard about the cars and homes even the food and the safety not like today today they have the camera and they can find you from your fingerprint but before 30 years they dont have the devices like now

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It was maby 80% desert and it was tow emirates anly now its 7 emirates and and achived many world record

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old UAE is a place where you can ride a camel into the empty desert, or take a dhow (dāw) boat across the water into a world of old markets (souks) with street after street filled with colorful textiles and fragrant spices. It’s a place where you can hear the roar of speeding cars and music from all of the restaurants, and the call to prayer five times a day. In this country, it seems, there is something for everyone.The new UAE is a place where where you can go skydiving next to skyscrapers and take an elevator to the top of the tallest building in the world. It’s a place where you can see the world’s most expensive cars driven by people wearing the world’s most luxurious brands.

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Dubai has developed, and fast, and a new timelapse video released by Google shows it all happening in just a few seconds.

Just 13 years ago Dubai Marina didn’t even exist; construction on the Burj Khalifa only started in 2004

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People used to live hard on earth but the collected pearls fish and gems and they sold it which kept growing until we reached the level we are on right now

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Dubai was small city the airport was small, one-storey building was the tallest building in the Middle East. There were only two malls Al Ghurair mall and the Wafi Center. But today the life is different in dubai , dubai has the tallest building in the world its called burj khalifa and there is so many roads and lights in the streets also there is the highest fountain in dubai . Also dubai has the largest airport in the world

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People used to live a hard life before 30 years, because it was hard to make money to live, and they didn’t have any source of thing that gives them some cool air. They also didn’t have any buildings so they used to live in a tent, and men went to the ocean to collect some pears to get some money to make a living.
But this year people have house to live in, easy to make money, has a source to get cool air and etc.

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Discuss what you think city

life was like 30 years ago. How was it

different from city life today?

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Brief story: The tortoise was dreaming that  he were flying, and when it saw the falcon, it asked him what is the secret of flight. Is it because you eat To much ? The falcon said no. He said, “I will fulfill your dream.” Then the falcon took the turtle and flew it high.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6phRf2nyF0A watch a fable and summarize the moral of the story

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Aesop's Fables - The Tortoise and The Eagle - Moral Stories for Kids

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What do you know about Sheikh Zayed?
Can you name a few facts about him? You can also share an illustration.

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Zayed was the youngest of four sons of Sheikh Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan. His father was the ruler of Abu Dhabi from 1922 until his death in 1926. ... Sheikh Zayed was named after his grandfather, Sheikh Zayed bin Khalifa Al Nahyan ("Zayed the Great"), who ruled the emirate from 1855 to 1909.

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why shiekh zayed was important to the uae history? He was the founding father and the principal driving force behind the formation of the United Arab Emirates, uniting seven emirates, and becoming the Union's first Raʾīs (President), a post which he held for a period of almost 33 years

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he united the states together and created united arab emirates. Zayed was the youngest of four sons of Sheikh Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan.

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Sheikh Zayd Bin Sultan was born in the beginning of the 20th century in Castle of (AL HOSN), he was named Zayd after his grandfather Zayd the first, who which was a ruler of Abu Dhabi. He studied and learned (Quran, Teachings of the Prophet PBUH, in addition to the Arabic Language).

His journey started when he ruled Al Ain in 1946, this kind of experience gained him knowledge and ruling skills. Furthermore he became a ruler for Abu Dhabi in 1966.

Then he did the impossible and overtime United the Arab Tribes in the UAE, this is why he is called the Founder of the first modern Arab federation.

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Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan was the UAE's founding father and widely credited with unifying the seven emirates into one country. He was the UAE's first presiden from the UAE's founding until his death on 2 November 2004.

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He ruled al ain befor the uae existed

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why shiekh zayed was important to the uae history? He was the founding father and the principal driving force behind the formation of the United Arab Emirates, uniting seven emirates, and becoming the Union's first Raʾīs (President), a post which he held for a period of almost 33 years

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why shiekh zayed was important to the uae history? He was the founding father and the principal driving force behind the formation of the United Arab Emirates, uniting seven emirates

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Shaykh Zayed bin Sultan Alnahyan in 6 May 1918 – 2 November 2004) was the ruler of Abu Dhabi for more than 30 years (6 August 1966[– 2 November 2004). He was the founding father and the principal driving force behind the formation of the United Arab Emirates

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Can you think of any examples of Emirati traditions?
Which traditions do you practice in your life?

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Traditional Emirati Food That Represents The culture of UAE. Historically, traditional UAE cuisine used to consist of camel or goat meat and fish from the Arabian Sea. ... Meat and rice make up most main dishes along with fragrant spices like turmeric, saffron, cardamom and cinnamon.

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Falconry. Another very important part of UAE culture is falconry which has been practised by the Bedouin in the UAE for over 4000 years

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UAE locals are extremely hospitable. When having visitors, they will always serve coffee as a way of welcoming them–as well as dates.

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Horse rase the yola dance

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Sheikh Zayed was determined to unite the Emirates into federation. His calls for cooperation extended across the Persian Gulf to Iran. He advocated dialogue as 

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the means to settle the row with Tehran over three strategic Persian Gulf islands which Iran seized from the (future) UAE Emirate of Sharjah in 1971.

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Sheikh zayed was the president of the united arab emirates from its formation in 1971 until his death in 2004.

He also played a pivotal role in foreign policy with both his neighbours and on a global scale, building close ties with world leaders from all spheres of society.

In addition to this, he launched several initiatives, born from an acute awareness of the changing needs of society and driven by a desire to meet them.

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There is a reason why Arabian hospitality has such a wonderful reputation around the world. In Abu Dhabi, a city built on the convergence of cultures from around the globe, embracing people is part of the local lifestyle. Having encountered travellers in the desert over generations, the friendly people of Abu Dhabi know how to make visitors feel welcome. The traditional serving of Arabic coffee is one of the best (and most delicious) ways to be welcomed, with the aromatic warm drink and, sometimes, a plate of plump dates welcoming you to your hotel, resort or even someone’s home.

Much of Abu Dhabi’s charm can be found in its old-world courtesies. Craftsmen will happily share the stories behind their centuries-old work, while camel riders and falconers are always more than happy to introduce you to their cultural sports and incredible animals, giving you a chance to try your hand at their most traditional outdoor pursuits. Henna artists will be eager to demonstrate the intricacies of their art, and the history of a tradition that dates back thousands of years, having emerged as a way to celebrate festive occasions.

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His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan served as President of the United Arab Emirates since the formation of the Federation on 2 December 1971 and as Ruler of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi since 1966.