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plz i want my visa cheak details

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The currency used by Qatar is Riyals.

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Yes there are, but numbers are unavailable due to religious persecution or bans in some countries. In many cases, the countries will only allow temporary residence to missionaries.

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Dish TV is a North American service and the broadcast coverage, called the footprint, is arranged to cover the North American continent and no more. There is an amount of overspill but Qatar is a long, long way from the intended footprint so there is no chance of getting even a sniff of the signal.

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Qatar is on the south coast of Persian Gulf between UAE and Bahrain

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There are 9 triangles in the qatar flag

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The Mission of the Qatar Airlines is "Excellence in everything that we do." To achieve the goals of its Mission Statement, Qatar Airways does the following: Puts Safety first with the highest standards of safety and security. Customer focus-providing genuine service and hospitality, a service that is personalized to each passenger's needs. Commitment to people-employing a dedicated staff, providing them with support and training. Cultural awareness, providing the values and hospitality of Qatar, but understanding and caring for people from all cultures and background. Keeping the company financially strong, with aggressive growth to continue to provide excellence in service.

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The Capital city of Qatar is called Doha, which is the biggest city in the State Of Qatar.

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Actually the GDP of Qatar is highest in the Arab world and resembles that of Western Europe; however this dramatic rise of living standards compared to neighboring countries is heavily dependent on their natural resources. They rely very heavily on their oil and natural gas reserves, and if they continue to use and export those reserves at the same rate they are currently, they are expected to deplete said resources in the next 40 years or so.

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Qatar is about 11,586 square kilometers (according to the CIA World Factbook).

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Doha

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7 hours.

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Doha is the capital city of Qatar. It is on the Persian Gulf next to Bahrain and Dubai.

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Oman

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Roger Federer - he won 3 singles men's titles (2005, 2006, 2011)

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About 275 - 300 KM through Hofuf

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They operate a modern fleet of A320, A321, A330, A340 and 777 aircraft. They have orders for 787, loads more 777s and A380's. On an average QR flight, to say, London, there will be around 300 seats in the plane.

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Qatar has available all the cars that we have here in the States, and more. Some may be named differently (Ford 500 here is the Mondeo there), but they have all the same brands. When I spent 2 months in Doha, I saw more money driving around on the streets than I've ever seen before in my life. The strangest thing I saw was the car my company gave me to drive - a 2008 Diesel QuadCab Ford Ranger. You can't get a diesel in a Ranger, or a 4-door Ranger here in the States. It was an interesting experience, vehicle-wise.

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The flight is 6hours 40 minutes

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Roger Feder won the men's singles title 3 times - 2011, 2006 & 2005. Two players have won the title twice - Andy Murray in 2009 & 2008 and Stefan Edberg in 1995 & 1994.

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The land area of Qatar is equal to 11437 square kilometres, making it the 164th largest country in terms of area.