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The Far East is a term used in English (with equivalents in various other languages of Europe and Asia, Chinese ?? yuan dong literally translating to " far east") mostly equivalent to East Asia (including the Russian Far East) and Southeast Asia, [1] sometimes to the inclusion of South Asia for economic and cultural reasons. [2]"Far East" came into use in European geopolitical discourse in the 19th century, denoting Eastern Asia as the "farthest" of the three "easts", beyond the Near East and the Middle East. For the same reason, ancient Chinese people called western countries "Tàixi (??)" - i.e. anything further west than India. The term Far East was popularized in the English language during the period of the British Empire as a blanket term for lands to the east of British India. Prior to World War I, the Near East referred to relatively nearby lands of the Ottoman Empire, Middle East to northwestern South Asia and Central Asia, and Far East for countries along the western Pacific Ocean and countries along the eastern Indian Ocean. Many European languages have analogous terms, such as the French Extrême-Orient, Spanish Extremo Oriente, Portuguese Extremo Oriente, German Ferner Osten, Italian Estremo Oriente, Polish Daleki Wschód, and Dutch Verre Oosten. Significantly, the term evokes cultural as well as geographic separation; the Far East is not just geographically distant, but also culturally exotic. It never refers, for instance, to the culturally Western nations of Australia and New Zealand, which lie even farther to the east of Europe than East Asia itself. This combination of cultural and geographic subjectivism was well illustrated in 1939 by the Prime Minister of Australia, R. G Menzies. Reflecting upon his country's geopolitical concerns with the onset of war, Menzies commented that
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1. A Place in the Sun: Cyprus Properties for Sale
November 19, 2009
Cyprus is a beautiful island positioned in the far east of the Mediterranean, just south of Turkey. It’s the third largest island in the Mediterranean and is dominated by beautiful mountain ranges. Although it is part of Asia, the Republic of Cyprus is culturally similar to its European neighbours and has a reasonably high standard of living.
Unsurprisingly, Cyprus is not only a popular tourist destination, but also a favourite among holiday or second home buyers. In fact, despite the economic crisis and the negative publicity caused by events in the north of Cyprus, southern Cyprus (the ... (read more)
Author: Luke Alvarado
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2. Pasighat Tour- Enveloped In Sheer Natural Beauty
November 19, 2009
Attracting tourists from far and wide with its scenic splendors, Pasighat is one of the famous hill stations of the state of Arunachal Pradesh. Established in the year 1911, it is the oldest town of the state. Popularly known as the 'gateway of Arunachal Pradesh', this town got its name from Pasis, one of the tribes still inhabiting the state. Hemmed in by enchanting hills, the town also boasts of gorgeous green river valleys. The picturesque landscape of Pasighat allures many a tourist from far and wide.
Pasighat is affectionately dubbed as a 'photographer's delight' as it offers breath... (read more)
Author: Sanjog Kr
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3. X-Calibur.us -Construction
November 12, 2009
http://www.x-calibur.us/ More than 60% of staffs are qualified engineers, chemists or technologists. X-Calibur specialize in making concrete perform better in two main areas Protection and waterproofing of concrete to prevent deterioration Restoration of damaged concrete to restore its performance. They have technology partnership agreements with leading US, European, Middle and Far East companies that allow us to offer the latest products and technical support. All products are developed with the end use in mind. This international capability provides you with the best solution over a c... (read more)
Author: yovanna George
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4. The Natural Environment At The East Coast Is Worth Experiencing
November 02, 2009
You will undoubtedly like to go far away from the chaotic city life. Forgetting the competitive and stressful environment of the city you will love to go close to natural environment. Dubai holidays have the solution for this. The east coast is known for its plantation of fruits and vegetables because it has lush green areas for agriculture. This tour will expose you to a variety of landscapes, deserts, wadis, majestic mountains, tall palm lands, strawberry gardens, coral reefs, and the wonderful beaches. While touring the east coast you will get an opportunity to swim in the Indian O... (read more)
Author: Gary Cairns
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5. Filipino Food Recipes and Philippine Cuisines
October 27, 2009
The Filipino's love for food and tasty, exotic cuisines is reflected in the numerous Filipino food recipes made over the years. Certain Filipino cooking methods were adapted from different cooking styles of the Far East with a whiff of Malayo-Polynesian origins. The transformation of Filipino food recipes and Philippine cuisines to what it is today can be attributed mostly to the influences of colonial rule over the country since the time of Spanish rule. However, distinct pre-Hispanic Filipino food recipes have survived the passage of time since the secrets to these recipes were passed on fro... (read more)
Author: Erik Brillo
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6. Madrid hotels for all tastes
October 21, 2009
Spain is one of the most popular seaside destinations in Europe, and it’s easy to see why with thousands of miles of Mediterranean coastline.
However, Spain has far more to offer than sand and sea. The country is home to some of Europe’s finest cities, from Barcelona in the north east to Seville in the south west. Arguably the best of them all though is the capital and Spain’s largest city, Madrid.
With a population of well over three million people, Madrid is a lively, bustling, cosmopolitan metropolis and is the European Union’s third most populous municipality after London and Ber... (read more)
Author: Fred Dinbar
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7. Lake Malawi African Cichlids
October 19, 2009
Cichlids are by far the most interesting tropical fish that you can keep in an aquarium!The species I'm going to talk about are from Lake Malawi, (also known as Lake Nyasa, Lake Nyassa, Lake Niassa, and Lago Niassa in Mozambique), an African Great Lake and the most southerly lake in the East African Rift valley system. The lake, third largest in Africa and eighth largest in the world, is located between Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania. It is also the second deepest lake in Africa. The lake's tropical waters abound with more fish species than any other lake on Earth.
The "Malawi Eye-Biter... (read more)
Author: Jim Denison
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8. Reserve National set to shine in new office building in Oklahoma City
October 17, 2009
When Reserve National Insurance Co. decided to jump out of the way of a booming neighbor near NW 63 and Grand Boulevard, it didn't jump far ? but it jumped high
In two weeks, the 53-year-old company lands in its new high-finish office home on Britton Road east of Broadway Extension. The shiny midrise building is a head turner.
"It demonstrates strength. It was designed from the inside out to sort of have the same feel as this building," Scott Snider, senior vice president, said Friday in space Reserve National has occupied at 6100 NW Grand Blvd. since 1975 and owned until 2006, when... (read more)
Author: Health Insurance
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9. A Long And Winding Road
October 16, 2009
The road of life is not only long but winding. Who would ever think that we will be facing another recession similar to the one that occurred way back in 1998? That was when we had the Asian financial crisis where millions of people in the Far East lost Billions of $$$ worth of equity not only in the Stock mart but also local currencies were battered down to almost junk status.
It would not be of interest to those who have not experience personal losses to continue reading this article but I am pretty sure there are countless others who are in the same predicament as me.
That’s right... (read more)
Author: osram quan
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10. London Asian Escorts: The Girls of Colorful Backgrounds
October 13, 2009
Many men love to travel. And this type of men normally possesses a very delicate taste in women. When you want variety, the London Asian escorts are perfect for you. These ladies hail from the Far East and they have come all across the globe to serve your meticulous requirements for intimate companionship.
The London escort services is a type of service that entails doing whatever it takes to make clients satisfied. And if that means looking for girls from varied places with rich history and culture, they would do it. When a man wants pleasure, there is a right London escort girl that wo... (read more)
Author: Claudia Mery
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11. Pune Hotels
October 11, 2009
Pune one of the famous and known cities of Maharashtra is placed 120 km in the east of Mumbai city. Pune is well-known for the focus on leading educational institutes that are of the global standard. There is vast number of hotels as far as the number and variety is concerned.
The name Pune comes from Sanskrit word Punya Nagari detonating, the town of righteous deeds. In its beginning days Pune began as Punya-Vishaya or Poonak Vishaya - an undeveloped settlement around 937 AD. By the end of thirteenth century, it was known as Kasbe Pune or Punavadi that was the time when it was beneat... (read more)
Author: alivia martin
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