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Jeddah And Dubi Similarities
There are many similarities between Jeddah and Dubi. people who have been there will know that both of cities are similar in many ways. Both Jeddah and Dubi have the same location, weather, and food. First similar is the location. Both cities located in Asia and near the see also they are not very far from each other. For example, the traveling between Jeddah and Dubi takes 3 hours by the plane. The second similar is the weather. Due to, the same location both cities are having the similar weather. The summer in both cities are extremely hot with an average temperature around43c.In the winter, they have a moderate weather around 24c.The third similar is food. Due to both of two cities are Arabic cities all most of the food are Arabic, but

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