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What does Mongolia mean?
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Mongolia
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Simple sentences
Ulaanbaatar is the capital of Mongolia.
I ran across her in Mongolia, of all places.
China shares borders with Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, North Korea, Laos, Vietnam, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Mongolia and Russia.
Karakorum is the early capital city of Mongolia.
When did she go to Mongolia?
President Xi Jinping emphasized that China, Russia and Mongolia are good neighbours and partners.
The capital of Mongolia is Ulan Bator.
When did he leave for Mongolia?
Movie subtitles
Even if the odds do go down. we know that Fogg got from Marseilles to Brindisi in time to catch the Mongolia.
One at Irkutsk, here on the borders of Outer Mongolia.
They found you in Mongolia?
I found clay 2,000 years old in Mongolia.
Approaching Mongolia.
Why not Outer Mongolia, for that matter?
Four rooms for 82.50 a month is impossible this side of Mongolia.
Timbuctoo, outer Mongolia.
What's the point? Where would you go? If the subway went to Outer Mongolia, I'd still come after you.
This wild bear, Kublai Khan, from farthest central Asia came to us somewhere in Mongolia, where the Huns live.
In Mongolia once RPG.
It is indeed a pleasure to introduce to you a gentleman we picked up in medieval Mongolia in the year 1269.
We had a man in Mongolia. I thought you might want to have a look at it.
I think it was in Mongolia.
One at Irkutsk, here, on the borders of Outer Mongolia.
I think it was Mongolia.
You were born in Mongolia, that very year.
You and your men will be leaving immediately for Lower Mongolia.
It's a story set in Mongolia. - Where? - Mongolia.
I'm in pain. Where? - In Outer Mongolia.
I don't know why he was ugly. but he was the ugliest man in Mongolia. And he found a wife who was even uglier than him.
In Mongolia.
We get to fly an aircraft, and ride a horse on a field in Mongolia.
When you're too old to be Consul. you'll be ambassador to Mongolia rather than be out of things.
They found you in Mongolia, didn't they?
From Mongolia he could have gone to China.
I think it was Mongolia. I don't remember.
I'm attacking China from Mongolia.
It is a pleasure to introduce a gentleman we picked up in Mongolia, in the year 1269.
Just outside of Outer Mongolia, in the middle of central Asia in the depths of Russia, far away from anything.
Well, you locate China on the map and north from there is Mongolia and over the Tannu Ola Mountains lies Tuva.
Before 192 1 it was part of Mongolia which was part of China.
Tuvans, however, reject the notion that they a part of either Mongolia or China.
News and current affairs
Nigeria would issue oil bonds; Sierra Leone would issue iron-ore bonds; and Mongolia would issue copper bonds.
You would have had to be stuck in deepest Mongolia to avoid hearing that the United Nations' climate panel, the IPCC, issued a new report last week.
Perhaps even in the depths of Mongolia, you would have heard the dire warnings emitted by journalists.
Indeed, from West Africa to Mongolia, countries are experiencing windfalls from new discoveries of oil and mineral wealth.
But some countries have succeeded, and their strategies could be useful models for Libya, Iraq, Ghana, Mongolia, and others to emulate.
Moreover, India has attempted to establish strategic ties with countries that China sees as falling within its own sphere of influence (from Mongolia to Vietnam, including direct competition over Myanmar).
Finally, Pacific partners include Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and Mongolia.
Albania, Mongolia, and India successfully passed more complicated tests - and offer some useful lessons in democratic transitions under unfavourable conditions.
Today, its members are Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, while Mongolia, Iran, Pakistan and India are observers.
Rare-earth ores in southern China - all except for those in Inner Mongolia - contain radioactive substances that pose significant threats to human health and the environment.
Countries such as Mexico, Panama, Indonesia, and Mongolia are now contributors, even if the main responsibility for the problem rests with the world's major economies.
In its June 2011 survey, China was ranked 91st, behind Mongolia, Albania, and Belarus.