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• 1. 717-273-7471
• 2. 7090 855-516
• 3. 541.451.1901
• 4. 412-531-2768
• 5. 1985-1991 1972
• 6. +9611708300
• 7. (785) 389-1141
• 8. (765) 485-2764
• 9. (717) 272-7469
• 10. (615) 449-2900
• 11. (615) 444-6667
• 12. (603) 448-6000
• 13. (417) 588-9787

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• Is Lebanon’s water supply and sanitation sector inadequate?

  According to the World Bank, the Lebanese water supply and sanitation sector has not achieved service provision in line with the country’s level of economic development. The opportunity costs of inadequate public water supply provision amount to 1.3% of GDP every year.

• How to publish an obituary in Lebanon?

  Simply browse the Lebanon’s obituaries listing you can find on this page or conduct a search on the web site with your loved one’s name. How much does it cost to publish an obituary in Lebanon ? Creating an obituary on Echovita is free. You can click this link to create an obituary.

• What is the standard length of a cutlass?

  For other uses, see Cutlass (disambiguation). Mostly 28-32 inches (Some Cutlasses such as Lead Cutters, were up to 36 inches in length). Cup hilted guards, half-basket cup guards, and branch guards were commonly seen with cylindrical hilts and wire-wrapped hilts which are common and found on most cutlasses.

• What was the last new model of cutlass adopted by the Navy?

  The last new model of cutlass adopted by the U.S. Navy was the Model 1917; although cutlasses made during World War II were called the Model 1941, they were only a slightly modified variant of the Model 1917.

• What is the origin of the Cutlass?

  The cutlass is a 17th-century descendant of the edged short sword exemplified by the medieval falchion. Woodsmen and soldiers in the 17th and 18th centuries used a similar short and broad backsword called a hanger, or in German a messer, meaning knife.