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10/31/05, 12:16 PM
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10/31/05, 10:02 PM
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having lived in Dubai for the past 6 years, i'd like to point out that although Dubai sits on one of the largest oil reserves in the world, it's economy depends mainly on tourism!
this kinda makes it so unique in comparison with other gulf states (i.e: Saudi)
Vermillion98: November onwards, the weather is just awesome in Dubai..
we're talking ~30% humidity tops, with temperatures around 25C/77F in day time.
this usually lasts till around Feb, then it starts soaring towards mid 40Cs (110F++) :\
this kinda makes it so unique in comparison with other gulf states (i.e: Saudi)
Vermillion98: November onwards, the weather is just awesome in Dubai..
we're talking ~30% humidity tops, with temperatures around 25C/77F in day time.
this usually lasts till around Feb, then it starts soaring towards mid 40Cs (110F++) :\
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Originally posted by G.T@October 31, 2005, 9:05 PM
having lived in Dubai for the past 6 years, i'd like to point out that although Dubai sits on one of the largest oil reserves in the world, it's economy depends mainly on tourism!
this kinda makes it so unique in comparison with other gulf states (i.e: Saudi)
having lived in Dubai for the past 6 years, i'd like to point out that although Dubai sits on one of the largest oil reserves in the world, it's economy depends mainly on tourism!
this kinda makes it so unique in comparison with other gulf states (i.e: Saudi)
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