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Qatar

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Qatar (قطر) is an emirate in the Middle East . Situated on a small peninsula off the larger Arabian Peninsula , it borders Saudi Arabia to the south and is otherwise surrounded by the Persian Gulf . The pronunciation of Qatar in English varies; see List of words of disputed pronunciation .1

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Then

emirate in the middle east

Now

arab emirate in the middle east

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