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In the period 1920-23 France and Britain signed a series of agreements, collectively known as the Paulet–Newcombe Agreement, which created the modern Jordan-Syria and Iraq–Syria borders, as an amendment to what had been designated the "A zone" in the Sykes–Picot Agreement. In 1932, it was finalised following a League of Nations commission review.