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Ayesha Malik - ARAMCO

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    A woman waves to her daughter, who has boarded the bus to Dhahran Elementary School.
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    A man rides a golf cart down Oak Street to the Rolling Hills Golf Club. His radio plays the song 'Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys.'
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    Christmas lights adorn a home on Lava Circle.
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    A crude oil tank rises on the horizon of Dhahran Camp.
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    Shoppers exit the Dhahran Commissary grocery store.
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    Trees, shrubs and lush lawns line Rolling Hills Boulevard.
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    A woman prepares to watch her daughter's soccer game in Dhahran Camp.
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    During the Gulf War in 1990, these gas masks were issued to Ayesha Malik's family in Dhahran Camp.
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    A public relations worker sits at his desk in Dhahran Camp.
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    A resident of Dhahran Camp poses in her backyard.
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    An aerial photo of Dhahran Camp from 2004.
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    A girl sits on her bed, surrounded by her Beanie Babies collection.
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    Workers in jumpsuits pose for a photo on Lemon Circle.
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    Skateboarders take a break at the skate park in Dhahran Camp.
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    Portraits of Saudi ARAMCO CEOs line the walls at the Community Heritage Gallery in Dhahran Camp.
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    An American flag hangs alongside an ARAMCO one at the Cub Scouts House in Dhahran Camp.
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