ولادة باريس الثانية
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00:00The talk about Al-Nahda Dam against Al-Nahda has benefits for Sudan. It was agreed that we were partners in the management of this dam. But if
00:08She wanted to use
00:11a political use to put pressure on Sudan, the disaster will undoubtedly be
00:16Orbit with red aggression. At 2:00 p.m. Saudi time
00:22the
00:32Scientists are eager to activate oases
00:37And with the adoption of precision methodology and scientific analysis
00:44The world hopes for the return of wildlife and the revival of local economies.
00:53In a new episode
00:55the saudi ali
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01:05We will watch the news of the East in a short while
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01:15Iraq.
01:17Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
01:21Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
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01:25They can concretize the passage of time by inventing amazing machines
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01:32In the alleys of central Athens, there is a small museum dedicated to ancient Greek technology.
01:40And here a former engineer rebuilt one of the most important inventions of the era.
01:45Lebanese God
01:55It's the first independent amphibious hour
01:58From the invention of the real estate mechanic
02:00Alexandria
02:05i started a search in nineteen eighty one . At the time I was studying at the Polytechnic college in Athens,
02:14I'm a mechanical engineer, and with the help of one of the professors who indulged in ancient Greek techniques, I looked for the sources of these map ballots and slowly started to find solutions.
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02:27M
02:28I am
02:30TCPS is an amazing invention. It's a hydraulic ally watch.
02:39they
02:42Our main source of research will be from the drawings of Vittorio, the Roman architect who described the inventions of Casey Bios.
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02:54I am
02:55These water clocks are really cool.