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Argun

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Argun (är`gn`), Mandarin Ergun, river, 950 mi (1,529 km) long, rising in the Da Hinggan Mts., Heilongjiang prov., NE China, as the Hailar River and flowing W to the Russian border, then NE along the Russian-China frontier, where it joins the Shilka River to form the Amur. The Chinese Eastern RR, a branch of the Trans-Siberian RR, follows the upper Argun valley. Hailar, China, is the largest city on the river. Corn, grains, and sugar beets are grown in the fertile Argun valley. Silver, lead, and coal are found along the river banks.


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Argun Makhijani, president of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research agreed.
For example, during the combat operations in Chechnya in April 1995, a PA system for two days imitated the movement of tanks near the town of Argun.
There was always the right equipment and fight amount of personnel to download and marshal the cargo, thanks to Aslihan Dogu, the team's port service caller; Tevfik Moran and Argun Nardal, of GEDVEC Services; and Paul Tadlock, camp manager, of Brown & Root Services.
 
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