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Original: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Available information says that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second place only in the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
Revised: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Available information shows that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second place only in the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
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Original: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Available information says that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second place only in the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
Revised: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Available information says that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second only to that of the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
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Original:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The vast energy resources of this geopolitical region are always pregnant with the realization of crisis, especially since the five states have not yet set rules and laws for the exploitation of the Caspian Sea resources  which have been fully approved by the five littoral states.
Revised:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The vast energy resources of this geopolitical region put this region in a precarious situation, especially as the five states have not yet set rules and laws for the exploitation of the Caspian Sea resources which have been fully approved by the five littoral states.
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Original:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The vast energy resources of this geopolitical region are always pregnant with the realization of crisis, especially since the five states have not yet set rules and laws for the exploitation of the Caspian Sea resources  which have been fully approved by the five littoral states.
Revised:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The vast energy resources of this geopolitical region are always pregnant with the realization of crisis, especially since the five states have not yet set rules and laws for the exploitation of the Caspian Sea resources , which have been fully approved by the five littoral states.
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Original:  Available information shows that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second only to that of the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
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Original:  The Caspian Sea basin carries 48 billion barrels of oil .
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Original:  The Caspian Sea basin also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, the fourth largest in the world.
Revised:  and also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, the fourth largest in the world.
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Original:  The Caspian Sea basin also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, the fourth largest in the world.
Revised:  The Caspian Sea basin also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, making the Caspian Sea the fourth largest gas reserve in the world.
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Original:  Generally , the focus is to establish, design, and amend regional and international rules about the world system and the Littoral states.
Revised:  Generaly , the focus is to establish, design, and amend regional and international rules about the world system and the Littoral states.
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Original:  موسوی ، سیدرسول(1388)آینده دریای خزر، فصلنامه‌آسیای مرکزی و قفقاز، شماره65 Baku, 2010 - The third meeting was held on November 18, 2010, in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Revised:  hey hey heyموسوی ، سیدرسول(1388)آینده دریای خزر، فصلنامه‌آسیای مرکزی و قفقاز، شماره65 Baku, 2010 - The third meeting was held on November 18, 2010, in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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Original:  Nur-Sultan, 2017 - The Astana summit was held at the foreign minister's level in 2017.
Revised:  Nur-Sultan, 2017 - The Astana Summit was held at the foreign minister's level in 2017.
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Original: With such "ad hoc" diplomatic relations, Geopolitics is heavily present because of the diplomatic and regional issues involved.
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Original:  Generally, the focus is to establish, design, and amend regional and international rules about the world system and the Littoral states.
Revised:  Generally, the focus is to establish, design, and amend regional and international rules about the world system and the littoral states.
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Original: واعظی، محمود1389 بحران‌های بین‌المللی:تحلیل نظری و مطالعه موردی، تهران، دفتر مطالعات سیاسی و بین‌المللی وزارت امور خارجه These governments use the means at their disposal, including hard power, soft power, and smart power to achieve hard security, soft security, and smart security.
Revised: واعظی، محمود1389 بحران‌های بین‌المللی:تحلیل نظری و مطالعه موردی، تهران، دفتر مطالعات سیاسی و بین‌المللی وزارت امور خارجه Mechanisms include hard power, soft power, and smart power to achieve hard security, soft security, and smart security.
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Original:  Diplomatic Gatherings The diplomatic processes of the Caspian littoral states include summits in the following years and areas : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort in the Caspian Sea, The Treaty of Turkmenchay, barred Iran from having military ships in the Caspian Sea.
Revised:  Summits The diplomatic processes of the Caspian littoral states include summits in the following years and areas : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort in the Caspian Sea, The Treaty of Turkmenchay, barred Iran from having military ships in the Caspian Sea.
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Original:  Diplomatic Gatherings The diplomatic processes of the Caspian littoral states include summits in the following years and areas : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort in the Caspian Sea, The Treaty of Turkmenchay, barred Iran from having military ships in the Caspian Sea.
Revised:  Diplomatic Gatherings Diplomatic processes include repeated summits over the centuries : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort in the Caspian Sea, The Treaty of Turkmenchay, barred Iran from having military ships in the Caspian Sea.
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Original:  Diplomatic Gatherings The diplomatic processes of the Caspian littoral states include summits in the following years and areas : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort in the Caspian Sea, The Treaty of Turkmenchay, barred Iran from having military ships in the Caspian Sea.
Revised:  Diplomatic Gatherings The diplomatic processes of the Caspian littoral states include summits in the following years and areas : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort , the treaty barred Iran from having military ships in the Caspian Sea.
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Original:  Diplomatic Gatherings The diplomatic processes of the Caspian littoral states include summits in the following years and areas : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort in the Caspian Sea, The Treaty of Turkmenchay, barred Iran from having military ships in the Caspian Sea.
Revised:  Diplomatic Gatherings The diplomatic processes of the Caspian littoral states include summits in the following years and areas : Treaty of Turkmenchay, 1828 - The first diplomatic effort in the Caspian Sea, The Treaty of Turkmenchay, barred Iran from deploying military ships in the Caspian Sea.
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Original:  The items included combating environmental pollution in the Caspian Sea and the means to protect the  water in the largest lake in the world.
Revised:  Items included combating pollution and the water in the largest lake in the world.
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Original:  The items included combating environmental pollution in the Caspian Sea and the means to protect the  water in the largest lake in the world.
Revised:  The items included combating environmental pollution in the Caspian Sea and the means to protect the protecting the water in the largest lake in the world.
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Original:  Tehran, 2007 - The next summit was held in Tehran , the capital of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and ended with the signing of the Caspian Environment Convention.
Revised:  Tehran, 2007 - The next summit was held in Tehran and ended with the signing of the Caspian Environment Convention.
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Original:  Another item on the agenda was a memorandum of understanding on security and military cooperation aimed at fighting terrorism and extremism  .
Revised:  A memorandum of understanding on security and military cooperation aimed at fighting terrorism and extremism .
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Original: موسوی، سیدرسول(1388)آینده دریای خزر، فصلنامه‌آسیای مرکزی و قفقاز، شماره65 Baku, 2010 - The third meeting was held on November 18, 2010 , in Baku, Azerbaijan .
Revised: موسوی، سیدرسول(1388)آینده دریای خزر، فصلنامه‌آسیای مرکزی و قفقاز، شماره65 Baku, 2010 - On November 18, 2010 , in Baku, Azerbaijan .
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Original: موسوی، سیدرسول(1388)آینده دریای خزر، فصلنامه‌آسیای مرکزی و قفقاز، شماره65 Baku, 2010 - The third meeting was held on November 18, 2010 , in Baku, Azerbaijan .
Revised: موسوی، سیدرسول(1388)آینده دریای خزر، فصلنامه‌آسیای مرکزی و قفقاز، شماره65 Baku, 2010 - The third meeting was held on November 18, 2010 the group met in Baku .
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Original:  РИЯ НОВОСТИ (а) (2010) “Саммиты Глав Прикаспийских Государств . Справка”, РИЯ НОВОСТИ, (18/11/2010), Доступна на: URL Дата Обращения: 17/02/2016.
Revised:  РИЯ НОВОСТИ (а) (2010) “Саммиты Глав Прикаспийских Государств . 
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Original:  Nur-Sultan, 2017 - The Astana Summit was held at the foreign minister 's level in 2017.
Revised:  Nur-Sultan, 2017 - The Astana Summit was held at the foreign minister level in 2017.
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Original:  Some of the issues that were discussed included the division of the Caspian Sea into national sections, construction of pipelines across the seabed, and the navigational situation in the Caspian Sea.
Revised:  Issues included the division of the Caspian Sea into national sections, construction of pipelines across the seabed, and the navigational situation in the Caspian Sea.
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Original:  Aktau, 2018Лаумулин, М. (2010) Центральноазиатская Политика США При Президенстве Б. Обаммы, Центральная Азия и Кавказ, Том 13, Выпуск 4. - Мир 24 (2016) “Саммит глав «Прикаспийской Пятерки» Состоится в 2017 году в Астане”, (13/07/2016) , Доступна на: URL Дата Обращения: 14/07/2016. - The sixth meeting , held in 2018 in Aktau, a coastal city in Kazakhstan , reached an agreement on the forms of exploitation of the Caspian Sea, and the water and coastal boundaries between the five littoral states.
Revised:  Aktau, 2018Лаумулин, М. (2010) Центральноазиатская Политика США При Президенстве Б. Обаммы, Центральная Азия и Кавказ, Том 13, Выпуск 4. - Мир 24 (2016) “Саммит глав «Прикаспийской Пятерки» Состоится в 2017 году в Астане”, (13/07/2016) , Доступна на: URL Дата Обращения: 14/07/2016. - The meeting in 2018 in Aktau, a coastal city in Kazakhstan , reached an agreement on the forms of exploitation of the Caspian Sea, and the water and coastal boundaries between the five littoral states.
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Original:  Aktau, 2018Лаумулин, М. (2010) Центральноазиатская Политика США При Президенстве Б. Обаммы, Центральная Азия и Кавказ, Том 13, Выпуск 4. - Мир 24 (2016) “Саммит глав «Прикаспийской Пятерки» Состоится в 2017 году в Астане”, (13/07/2016) , Доступна на: URL Дата Обращения: 14/07/2016. - The sixth meeting , held in 2018 in Aktau, a coastal city in Kazakhstan , reached an agreement on the forms of exploitation of the Caspian Sea, and the water and coastal boundaries between the five littoral states.
Revised:  Aktau, 2018Лаумулин, М. (2010) Центральноазиатская Политика США При Президенстве Б. Обаммы, Центральная Азия и Кавказ, Том 13, Выпуск 4. - Мир 24 (2016) “Саммит глав «Прикаспийской Пятерки» Состоится в 2017 году в Астане”, (13/07/2016) , Доступна на: URL Дата Обращения: 14/07/2016. - The sixth meeting , held in 2018 in Aktau, Kazakhstan reached an agreement on the forms of exploitation of the Caspian Sea, and the water and coastal boundaries between the five littoral states.
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Original:  Aktau, 2018Лаумулин, М. (2010) Центральноазиатская Политика США При Президенстве Б. Обаммы, Центральная Азия и Кавказ, Том 13, Выпуск 4. - Мир 24 (2016) “Саммит глав «Прикаспийской Пятерки» Состоится в 2017 году в Астане”, (13/07/2016) , Доступна на: URL Дата Обращения: 14/07/2016. - The sixth meeting , held in 2018 in Aktau, a coastal city in Kazakhstan , reached an agreement on the forms of exploitation of the Caspian Sea, and the water and coastal boundaries between the five littoral states.
Revised:  Aktau, 2018Лаумулин, М. (2010) Центральноазиатская Политика США При Президенстве Б. Обаммы, Центральная Азия и Кавказ, Том 13, Выпуск 4. - Мир 24 (2016) “Саммит глав «Прикаспийской Пятерки» Состоится в 2017 году в Астане”, (13/07/2016) , Доступна на: URL Дата Обращения: 14/07/2016. - The sixth meeting , held in 2018 in Aktau, a coastal city in Kazakhstan , reached an agreement on the forms of exploitation of the Caspian Sea, and the water and coastal boundaries between the five states.
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Original:  Some of the more important articles included : Article 1: A warship belonging to peacekeeping forces must have the insignia of one of the five littoral states of the Caspian Sea and be under the command of an officer formally appointed by that government.
Revised:  Among the more important articles included : Article 1: A warship belonging to peacekeeping forces must have the insignia of one of the five littoral states of the Caspian Sea and be under the command of an officer formally appointed by that government.
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Original:  Some of the more important articles included : Article 1: A warship belonging to peacekeeping forces must have the insignia of one of the five littoral states of the Caspian Sea and be under the command of an officer formally appointed by that government.
Revised:  Some of the more important were : Article 1: A warship belonging to peacekeeping forces must have the insignia of one of the five littoral states of the Caspian Sea and be under the command of an officer formally appointed by that government.
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Original:  Some of the more important articles included : Article 1: A warship belonging to peacekeeping forces must have the insignia of one of the five littoral states of the Caspian Sea and be under the command of an officer formally appointed by that government.
Revised:  Some of the more important articles included : Article 1: A warship belonging to peacekeeping forces must have the insignia of one of the five states and be under the command of an officer formally appointed by that government.
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Original: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Political cooperation Energy and its transmission Available information shows that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second only to that of the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
Revised: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Political cooperation Energy The Caspian Sea's oil resources are second only to that of the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
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Original: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Political cooperation Energy and its transmission Available information shows that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second only to that of the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
Revised: مرکز امور حقوقی بین‌الملل ریاست جمهوری www.cila.ir Political cooperation Energy and its transmission Available information shows that the oil resources of the Caspian Sea are second only to those of the Persian Gulf in terms of the number of reserves.
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Original:  However, security problems in the Middle East and the consequent reluctance to invest there have led to a focus on the Caspian Sea geopolitical region and its energy resources.
Revised:  However, security problems in the Middle East and the consequent reluctance to invest there have increased the focus on the Caspian Sea geopolitical region and its energy resources.
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Original:  However, security problems in the Middle East and the consequent reluctance to invest there have led to a focus on the Caspian Sea geopolitical region and its energy resources.
Revised:  However, security problems in the Middle East and the consequent reluctance to invest there have led to a focus on the Caspian region and its energy resources.
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Original:  The Caspian Sea basin carries 48 billion barrels of oil and also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, making the Caspian Sea the fourth largest gas reserve in the world.
Revised:  The Caspian Sea basin reserves include 48 billion barrels of oil and also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, making the Caspian Sea the fourth largest gas reserve in the world.
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Original:  The Caspian Sea basin carries 48 billion barrels of oil and also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, making the Caspian Sea the fourth largest gas reserve in the world.
Revised:  The Caspian Sea basin carries 48 billion barrels of oil and gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, making the Caspian Sea the fourth largest gas reserve in the world.
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Original:  The Caspian Sea basin carries 48 billion barrels of oil and also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, making the Caspian Sea the fourth largest gas reserve in the world.
Revised:  The Caspian Sea basin carries 48 billion barrels of oil and also has gas reserves of 292 trillion cubic meters, the world's fourth largest gas reserve in the world.
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Original:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The vast energy resources of this geopolitical region put this region in a precarious situation, especially as the five states have not yet set rules and laws for the exploitation of the Caspian Sea resources, which have been fully approved by the five littoral states .
Revised:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The five states have not yet set rules and laws for the exploitation of the Caspian Sea resources, which have been fully approved by the five littoral states .
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Original:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The vast energy resources of this geopolitical region put this region in a precarious situation, especially as the five states have not yet set rules and laws for the exploitation of the Caspian Sea resources, which have been fully approved by the five littoral states .
Revised:  Pipelines Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline South Caucasus Pipeline Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline The vast energy resources of this geopolitical region put this region in a precarious situation, especially as the five states have not yet set resource exploitation rules .
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Original:  The main reason for these disputes and crises is how to transfer and export oil and gas resourcesto other parts of the world, especially Europe .
Revised:  The main reason for these disputes and crises is how to transfer and export these resources .
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Original:  aute (1966)
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Original: Abdelkader's tours, and his appointment Following the Treaty of Tafna the Emirate of Abdelkader began expanding to the east through signing alliances, and gaining the loyalty of local URL In late 1837, Abdelkader toured Kabylia, where the local tribes gave him a warm welcome.
Revised: Abdelkader's tours, and his appointment Following the Treaty of Tafna the Emirate of Abdelkader began expanding to the east through signing alliances, and gaining the loyalty of local tribes. In late 1837, Abdelkader toured Kabylia, where the local tribes gave him a warm welcome.
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Original:  The campaign was initially extremely successfull , and caused several thousand hostile casualties.
Revised:  The campaign was initially extremely successful , and caused several thousand hostile casualties.
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Original:  The Algerian forces were forced to retreat after a french victory at Oued El Alleug where the Algerian lost several hundred troops.
Revised:  The Algerian forces were forced to retreat after a French victory at Oued El Alleug where the Algerian lost several hundred troops.
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Original:  The battle was Tactically a french victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the algerians since they slaughtered several thousand french troops and french-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the french war efforts around algiers.
Revised:  The battle was Tactically a French victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the algerians since they slaughtered several thousand french troops and french-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the french war efforts around algiers.
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Original:  The battle was Tactically a french victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the algerians since they slaughtered several thousand french troops and french-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the french war efforts around algiers.
Revised:  The battle was Tactically a french victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the Algerians since they slaughtered several thousand french troops and french-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the french war efforts around algiers.
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Original:  The battle was Tactically a french victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the algerians since they slaughtered several thousand french troops and french-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the french war efforts around algiers.
Revised:  The battle was Tactically a french victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the algerians since they slaughtered several thousand French troops and French-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the french war efforts around algiers.
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Original:  The battle was Tactically a french victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the algerians since they slaughtered several thousand french troops and french-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the french war efforts around algiers.
Revised:  The battle was Tactically a french victory, since they forced the Algerian armies to retreat, but it was a strategic victory fot the algerians since they slaughtered several thousand french troops and french-friendly tribes, and overall weakened the French war efforts around algiers.
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Original:  Battle of Ammal Following the retreat from Mitidja, Ahmed decided to fortify the mountains of Khemis El-Khechna, and Bani Omran to monitor french movements in the region, and launch raids against french troops and settlers.
Revised:  Battle of Ammal Following the retreat from Mitidja, Ahmed decided to fortify the mountains of Khemis El-Khechna, and Bani Omran to monitor French movements in the region, and launch raids against french troops and settlers.
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