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		<title>Pyramid in Kazakhstan</title>
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Kazakhstan sits on vast reserves of oil and natural gas and in the next decade could be among the world&#8217;s Top 5 oil-exporting countries. The capital of Kazakhstan was relocated in 1997 from Almaty to what is now Astana.
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<p><strong>Kazakhstan</strong> sits on vast reserves of oil and natural gas and in the next decade could be among the world&#8217;s Top 5 oil-exporting countries. The capital of Kazakhstan was relocated in 1997 from <strong>Almaty</strong> to what is now <strong>Astana</strong>.<span id="more-6490"></span></p>
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<p>Astana may hold little for travellers when compared with Almaty, an increasingly popular destination on the Silk Route.</p>
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<p>President Nazarbayev chose the British architect Norman Foster to design a 203-foot-high pyramid of glass, stone and steel. The shape is religiously neutral. The building also houses a research center, library, museum and 1,500-seat opera house. (Nazarbayev's late request)</p>
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