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oases <an oasis; oases> N

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oasis <an oasis; oases> N

fertile oasis

oasis of democracy POL

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Those remaining in the north became slaves cultivating the oases.
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Human survivors have come together to form settlements around oases and other practical or habitable locations.
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The green surfaces of his canvases resemble oases' saturated shadows in a desert of fire.
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Their society is clan-based, with each clan having certain oases, pastures and wells.
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These oases' productivity is very low and their future highly unstable.
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Customers are able to sit inside the oases and eat while traffic goes by beneath them.
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The valley lies slightly below sea level and is dotted with oases and marshes.
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Increased agricultural irrigation has lowered aquifers, reducing or removing water availability at palm oases.
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These wild camel may be found in the reed oases on the north edge of the desert.
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In 2011, over 11.8 million people visited the seven oases.
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