why yahoo want to change PERSIAN GULF TO GULF SEA?
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YAHOO! search cannot always interpret correctly when doing international searches.  As long as you understand what its talking about you should be fine.
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cause yahoo lack that kind of functionality. try other product.
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Yes...yahoo is world wide
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Starting a sheepherding venture in the Arabian Gulf is too risky. Geopolitical risks, acts of terrorism and I don't think sheep can swim.
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Why yes, I am.  Would you like to be my Secretary of Repetitive Yahoo Questions?  I'm getting sick of those Iran ones!
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I don't know about Yahoo but I know the best site is parsfootball, http://parsfootball.com. Persian league isn't bad either, www.persianleague.com
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Yahoo is displaying that based on IP. so probably its directing one pc to the new site and the other one to the old
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Why do people make this so complicated?!\n\nIts easy, if you consider the geo-politics:\n\nSaudi Arabia has been on a knife-edge for years. It has a pretty iffy ruling class and zero democracy. It has a large and growing fundamentalist movement that wants to see the House of Saud brought down. Its probably only a matter of time until it succeeds. \n\nSaudi Arabia has the largest oil reserves in the Middle East (maybe in the World). It is located south and west of Iraq, which separates it from Iran. \n\nIf Saudi Arabia fell to the shi'ite fundamentalists (likely) the West would lose its biggest source of oil. Worse, it would come under the control of the country with the third largest oil reserves and a powerful animosity to all things Western - Iran. In between Iran and its new acquisition, Saudi Arabia, would be Iraq, which has the secoond largest oil reserves. \n\nSo, if Iraq falls to the fundamentalists it falls to Iran, so does Saudi Arabia and, to all essential purposes, the West has lost the Middle East and all its mineral wealth. Worse, the West with its rabid oil dependence would  have to give whatever Tehran demanded for the oil (and that may not be in monetary terms alone).\n\nSo Iraq is a buffer betweeen Iran and Saudi Arabia on the one hand and an ongoing major source of oil on the other. It is the critical domino. If it falls they all fall, and less strategic, but otherwise friendlty places like Jordan would go too.\n\nFinally, in a World where Tehran rules a shi'ite fundamentalist oil-funded empire that extends from Pakistan, through the other 'Stans. including Afghanistan and oil rich Kazakhstan, all the way to the Middle East, the African coast and beyond, where would the West be? Its power would be broken and the new World order would emerge so fast - China, India and much of Asia one side, the West the other and the new Islamic Empire in the middle - with the oil.\n\nSo  - its all about oil. Surprised? Course not ... its simple really!\n\nPS: Never believe any crap about freedom, democracy, WMDs etc. No US Government ever gave a sh1t for such things - its all about power, votes, oil corporations and World dominance. All of that adds up to who owns the oil fields.
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Islamic countries have oil. Big transnational companies need oil so they bribe some western governments to produce lame excuses and terrorize the western public so that they can steal away oil, just like in Iraq.
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It would be most advisable to create and use afresh Kuwait based Yahoo ID for receiving mail alerts on your Kuwait based Mobile connection.\n\nYou can have all the mails on Yahoo India based ID diverted/downloaded on your Kuwait ID itself without much problem, so that your India based old ID would also continue functioning as usual.
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the Persian Gulf ... not even all Arab countries call it the Arabian.
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I'm assuming that the company that puts out the applications just thinks Arabs will choose Asian, as the middle east is technically on the Asian continent.  I think it should be separate though.  Most people think of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc. when they think of Asian, and the culture in the middle east is much different from the that of the  aforementioned countries.  Although as I've said before, it's just for statistical purposes.  I've put Alaskan Native before and no one said anything. lol
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The UAE has had finacial links to certian terriost groups and that concerns the congress. I am in no way advocating that the UAE has close ties to terriost groups, but in time or war it wouldn't be the smartest idea to allow this to happen. The UAE already runs ports in the middle east & orient. If they had our ports, where is the check & balance? If we could ensure that every container was to be x-rayed and checked that arrived on our shores, then there would probably not be a huge issue. Unfortuantly, only about 10% of the containers are checked. It is better to be safe than sorry.
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Iran and then Venezuela want to adopt EURO for oil.\nBecause they want to limit US interferes in the world. Also, ex-Iraq leaders decided to do this.\n\nIf they can to do, it will make hard situation for US and US-Dollar.\nI think all of these brawls about Iran is for Oil and adopting EURO instead of US-Dollar.
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Hey Nawal, \n\nI totally agree. I'm surprised that there's not an Arabic version of Yahoo! Answers.
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Hey Bhaiya (Brother), Yahoo! has some community guidelines.\nIn fact, I'd love to use my language too. But we are not Gulam. \n\n\n\nGood question.\n\n--- LeeeN
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yes i do think that way coz it is mail&#92;nly wanting the oil found in the middle east. n also that an estimation proves that after 30 years to cum, there will be no oil anywhere around the world. therefore the US is trying to put its policies on the midle east to get the oil from them!!!!