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Bibliography on Jordan River Basin ABD EL-NAIM, M. (1995). Re-use of treated waste water in agriculture. Proceedings of the Second Conference of On-Farm ABDEL SAMIE, J. A. (1995). Maximizing agricultural production in Egypt in relation to irrigation water availability for ABEL, Robert B. (1997). The influence of technical cooperation on reducing tensions in the Middle East. Lanham: ABLI, M. A. A. (1996). The Relationship between Jalwa (exile) and social change in a residential Bedouin society. ABT ASSOCIATES INC. (1999). Private Sector Participation in the Jordan Water Sectors: Analysis and Recommendations ABU AJAMIEH, M. (1967). A quantitative assessment of the groundwater potential of the Rijam formation aquifer in the ABU AJAMIEH, M. (1978). Bouguer anomaly map of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. - Natural Resources Authority; ABU AJAMIEH, M. (1980). An Assessment of the El Lajjun oil shale deposit. - Natural Resources Authority, unpubl. rept. ABU AJAMIEH, M. (1980). 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