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  6. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)

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  8. Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)

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  4. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)

  5. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)

  6. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)

  7. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)

  8. Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)

  9. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)

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  1. Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)

  2. Short Mervin found in summer vacation (4)

  3. Probabilistic risk analysis conceals deep lake (6)

  4. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)

  5. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)

  6. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)

  7. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)

  8. Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)

  9. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)

  10. Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)



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  1. Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)

  2. Short Mervin found in summer vacation (4)

  3. Probabilistic risk analysis conceals deep lake (6)

  4. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)

  5. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)

  6. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)

  7. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)

  8. Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)

  9. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)

  10. Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)



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1 Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)



ARAL SEA (“as a Lear”, messed up. The Aral Sea is a lake which is currently losing water — the Eastern Basin of the lake is drying up.)




2 Short Mervin found in summer vacation (4)



MERV (thanks, @NudgeNudge! It’s an ancient city in Turkmenistan, currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site.)




3 Probabilistic risk analysis conceals deep lake (6)



proBAbilistIc risK anALysis hides BAIKAL. Lake BAIKAL is one of the deepest lakes in the world.




4 Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)



SAMARKAND (thanks, @NudgeNudge! This is a historic city in Uzbekistan.)




5 Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)



CASPIAN SEA (thanks, @NudgeNudge! One of the largest most distinctive bodies of water in Central Asia.)




6 A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)



NISA (“a sin”, reversed, it is inside NISsAn. Nisa, Turkmenistan is described as the first seat of central government of the Parthians).




7 Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)



ISSYK-KUL (“sulky ski”, confused. Issyk-Kul is the 10th largest lake by volume in the world.)




8 Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)



innsBrUcK HAiR pArlour hides the historic city of BUKHARA, Uzbekistan.




9 B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)



BAND-E-AMIR (B in a dream, twisted. Band-e-Amir, Afghanistan is a national park with 6 lakes in the mountains.)




10 Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)



SHYMBULAK (shy UK lamb, baffled. Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan.)




So as found by @NudgeNudge, we are in




Remote locations of Central Asia!







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  • Well done! I had found one or two more but you were faster than me :)
    – NudgeNudge
    56 mins ago






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    Thanks! Full credit to you @NudgeNudge — you did some great work!
    – El-Guest
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Partial answer:



  1. Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)


Aral sea
Aral sea is pretty dry these days
Aral sea is an anagram of "as a Lear".




  1. Short Mervin found in summer vacation


Merv
Merv is short for Mervin
SumMERVacation.




  1. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)


Samarkand
Samarkand is a historic city in current Turkmenistan
Samarkand is an anagram of "as a pie scan".




  1. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)


Caspian sea
Caspian is a prince from Chronicles of Narnia
Caspian Sea is an anagram of "a sand mark".




  1. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)


Nisa
Nisa is "a sin" reversed
You can find the letters of Nisa inside the word Nissan.




  1. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)


Issyk-Kul
Issyk-Kul is an anagram of "sulky ski"
Issyk-Kul is a large lake in Kyrgyzstan.




  1. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)


Band-e Amir
Band-e Amir is an anagram of "B in a dream"
Band-e Amir is a national lake with lakes and natural dams.




  1. Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)


Shymbulak
Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan
Shymbulak is an anagram of "shy uk lamb".




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Are we in Central Asia then?







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    1 Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)



    ARAL SEA (“as a Lear”, messed up. The Aral Sea is a lake which is currently losing water — the Eastern Basin of the lake is drying up.)




    2 Short Mervin found in summer vacation (4)



    MERV (thanks, @NudgeNudge! It’s an ancient city in Turkmenistan, currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site.)




    3 Probabilistic risk analysis conceals deep lake (6)



    proBAbilistIc risK anALysis hides BAIKAL. Lake BAIKAL is one of the deepest lakes in the world.




    4 Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)



    SAMARKAND (thanks, @NudgeNudge! This is a historic city in Uzbekistan.)




    5 Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)



    CASPIAN SEA (thanks, @NudgeNudge! One of the largest most distinctive bodies of water in Central Asia.)




    6 A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)



    NISA (“a sin”, reversed, it is inside NISsAn. Nisa, Turkmenistan is described as the first seat of central government of the Parthians).




    7 Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)



    ISSYK-KUL (“sulky ski”, confused. Issyk-Kul is the 10th largest lake by volume in the world.)




    8 Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)



    innsBrUcK HAiR pArlour hides the historic city of BUKHARA, Uzbekistan.




    9 B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)



    BAND-E-AMIR (B in a dream, twisted. Band-e-Amir, Afghanistan is a national park with 6 lakes in the mountains.)




    10 Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)



    SHYMBULAK (shy UK lamb, baffled. Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan.)




    So as found by @NudgeNudge, we are in




    Remote locations of Central Asia!







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    • Well done! I had found one or two more but you were faster than me :)
      – NudgeNudge
      56 mins ago






    • 1




      Thanks! Full credit to you @NudgeNudge — you did some great work!
      – El-Guest
      54 mins ago














    up vote
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    1 Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)



    ARAL SEA (“as a Lear”, messed up. The Aral Sea is a lake which is currently losing water — the Eastern Basin of the lake is drying up.)




    2 Short Mervin found in summer vacation (4)



    MERV (thanks, @NudgeNudge! It’s an ancient city in Turkmenistan, currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site.)




    3 Probabilistic risk analysis conceals deep lake (6)



    proBAbilistIc risK anALysis hides BAIKAL. Lake BAIKAL is one of the deepest lakes in the world.




    4 Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)



    SAMARKAND (thanks, @NudgeNudge! This is a historic city in Uzbekistan.)




    5 Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)



    CASPIAN SEA (thanks, @NudgeNudge! One of the largest most distinctive bodies of water in Central Asia.)




    6 A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)



    NISA (“a sin”, reversed, it is inside NISsAn. Nisa, Turkmenistan is described as the first seat of central government of the Parthians).




    7 Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)



    ISSYK-KUL (“sulky ski”, confused. Issyk-Kul is the 10th largest lake by volume in the world.)




    8 Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)



    innsBrUcK HAiR pArlour hides the historic city of BUKHARA, Uzbekistan.




    9 B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)



    BAND-E-AMIR (B in a dream, twisted. Band-e-Amir, Afghanistan is a national park with 6 lakes in the mountains.)




    10 Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)



    SHYMBULAK (shy UK lamb, baffled. Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan.)




    So as found by @NudgeNudge, we are in




    Remote locations of Central Asia!







    share|improve this answer






















    • Well done! I had found one or two more but you were faster than me :)
      – NudgeNudge
      56 mins ago






    • 1




      Thanks! Full credit to you @NudgeNudge — you did some great work!
      – El-Guest
      54 mins ago












    up vote
    3
    down vote










    up vote
    3
    down vote









    1 Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)



    ARAL SEA (“as a Lear”, messed up. The Aral Sea is a lake which is currently losing water — the Eastern Basin of the lake is drying up.)




    2 Short Mervin found in summer vacation (4)



    MERV (thanks, @NudgeNudge! It’s an ancient city in Turkmenistan, currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site.)




    3 Probabilistic risk analysis conceals deep lake (6)



    proBAbilistIc risK anALysis hides BAIKAL. Lake BAIKAL is one of the deepest lakes in the world.




    4 Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)



    SAMARKAND (thanks, @NudgeNudge! This is a historic city in Uzbekistan.)




    5 Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)



    CASPIAN SEA (thanks, @NudgeNudge! One of the largest most distinctive bodies of water in Central Asia.)




    6 A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)



    NISA (“a sin”, reversed, it is inside NISsAn. Nisa, Turkmenistan is described as the first seat of central government of the Parthians).




    7 Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)



    ISSYK-KUL (“sulky ski”, confused. Issyk-Kul is the 10th largest lake by volume in the world.)




    8 Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)



    innsBrUcK HAiR pArlour hides the historic city of BUKHARA, Uzbekistan.




    9 B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)



    BAND-E-AMIR (B in a dream, twisted. Band-e-Amir, Afghanistan is a national park with 6 lakes in the mountains.)




    10 Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)



    SHYMBULAK (shy UK lamb, baffled. Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan.)




    So as found by @NudgeNudge, we are in




    Remote locations of Central Asia!







    share|improve this answer














    1 Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)



    ARAL SEA (“as a Lear”, messed up. The Aral Sea is a lake which is currently losing water — the Eastern Basin of the lake is drying up.)




    2 Short Mervin found in summer vacation (4)



    MERV (thanks, @NudgeNudge! It’s an ancient city in Turkmenistan, currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site.)




    3 Probabilistic risk analysis conceals deep lake (6)



    proBAbilistIc risK anALysis hides BAIKAL. Lake BAIKAL is one of the deepest lakes in the world.




    4 Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)



    SAMARKAND (thanks, @NudgeNudge! This is a historic city in Uzbekistan.)




    5 Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)



    CASPIAN SEA (thanks, @NudgeNudge! One of the largest most distinctive bodies of water in Central Asia.)




    6 A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)



    NISA (“a sin”, reversed, it is inside NISsAn. Nisa, Turkmenistan is described as the first seat of central government of the Parthians).




    7 Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)



    ISSYK-KUL (“sulky ski”, confused. Issyk-Kul is the 10th largest lake by volume in the world.)




    8 Historic city hidden in Innsbruck hair parlour (7)



    innsBrUcK HAiR pArlour hides the historic city of BUKHARA, Uzbekistan.




    9 B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)



    BAND-E-AMIR (B in a dream, twisted. Band-e-Amir, Afghanistan is a national park with 6 lakes in the mountains.)




    10 Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)



    SHYMBULAK (shy UK lamb, baffled. Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan.)




    So as found by @NudgeNudge, we are in




    Remote locations of Central Asia!








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    • Well done! I had found one or two more but you were faster than me :)
      – NudgeNudge
      56 mins ago






    • 1




      Thanks! Full credit to you @NudgeNudge — you did some great work!
      – El-Guest
      54 mins ago
















    • Well done! I had found one or two more but you were faster than me :)
      – NudgeNudge
      56 mins ago






    • 1




      Thanks! Full credit to you @NudgeNudge — you did some great work!
      – El-Guest
      54 mins ago















    Well done! I had found one or two more but you were faster than me :)
    – NudgeNudge
    56 mins ago




    Well done! I had found one or two more but you were faster than me :)
    – NudgeNudge
    56 mins ago




    1




    1




    Thanks! Full credit to you @NudgeNudge — you did some great work!
    – El-Guest
    54 mins ago




    Thanks! Full credit to you @NudgeNudge — you did some great work!
    – El-Guest
    54 mins ago










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    Partial answer:



    1. Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)


    Aral sea
    Aral sea is pretty dry these days
    Aral sea is an anagram of "as a Lear".




    1. Short Mervin found in summer vacation


    Merv
    Merv is short for Mervin
    SumMERVacation.




    1. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)


    Samarkand
    Samarkand is a historic city in current Turkmenistan
    Samarkand is an anagram of "as a pie scan".




    1. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)


    Caspian sea
    Caspian is a prince from Chronicles of Narnia
    Caspian Sea is an anagram of "a sand mark".




    1. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)


    Nisa
    Nisa is "a sin" reversed
    You can find the letters of Nisa inside the word Nissan.




    1. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)


    Issyk-Kul
    Issyk-Kul is an anagram of "sulky ski"
    Issyk-Kul is a large lake in Kyrgyzstan.




    1. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)


    Band-e Amir
    Band-e Amir is an anagram of "B in a dream"
    Band-e Amir is a national lake with lakes and natural dams.




    1. Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)


    Shymbulak
    Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan
    Shymbulak is an anagram of "shy uk lamb".




    So...




    Are we in Central Asia then?







    share|improve this answer


























      up vote
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      Partial answer:



      1. Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)


      Aral sea
      Aral sea is pretty dry these days
      Aral sea is an anagram of "as a Lear".




      1. Short Mervin found in summer vacation


      Merv
      Merv is short for Mervin
      SumMERVacation.




      1. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)


      Samarkand
      Samarkand is a historic city in current Turkmenistan
      Samarkand is an anagram of "as a pie scan".




      1. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)


      Caspian sea
      Caspian is a prince from Chronicles of Narnia
      Caspian Sea is an anagram of "a sand mark".




      1. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)


      Nisa
      Nisa is "a sin" reversed
      You can find the letters of Nisa inside the word Nissan.




      1. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)


      Issyk-Kul
      Issyk-Kul is an anagram of "sulky ski"
      Issyk-Kul is a large lake in Kyrgyzstan.




      1. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)


      Band-e Amir
      Band-e Amir is an anagram of "B in a dream"
      Band-e Amir is a national lake with lakes and natural dams.




      1. Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)


      Shymbulak
      Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan
      Shymbulak is an anagram of "shy uk lamb".




      So...




      Are we in Central Asia then?







      share|improve this answer
























        up vote
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        up vote
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        Partial answer:



        1. Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)


        Aral sea
        Aral sea is pretty dry these days
        Aral sea is an anagram of "as a Lear".




        1. Short Mervin found in summer vacation


        Merv
        Merv is short for Mervin
        SumMERVacation.




        1. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)


        Samarkand
        Samarkand is a historic city in current Turkmenistan
        Samarkand is an anagram of "as a pie scan".




        1. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)


        Caspian sea
        Caspian is a prince from Chronicles of Narnia
        Caspian Sea is an anagram of "a sand mark".




        1. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)


        Nisa
        Nisa is "a sin" reversed
        You can find the letters of Nisa inside the word Nissan.




        1. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)


        Issyk-Kul
        Issyk-Kul is an anagram of "sulky ski"
        Issyk-Kul is a large lake in Kyrgyzstan.




        1. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)


        Band-e Amir
        Band-e Amir is an anagram of "B in a dream"
        Band-e Amir is a national lake with lakes and natural dams.




        1. Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)


        Shymbulak
        Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan
        Shymbulak is an anagram of "shy uk lamb".




        So...




        Are we in Central Asia then?







        share|improve this answer














        Partial answer:



        1. Dry lake messed up as a Lear (7)


        Aral sea
        Aral sea is pretty dry these days
        Aral sea is an anagram of "as a Lear".




        1. Short Mervin found in summer vacation


        Merv
        Merv is short for Mervin
        SumMERVacation.




        1. Historic city confounds a sand mark (9)


        Samarkand
        Samarkand is a historic city in current Turkmenistan
        Samarkand is an anagram of "as a pie scan".




        1. Fantasy prince's body of water stirred as a pie scan (10)


        Caspian sea
        Caspian is a prince from Chronicles of Narnia
        Caspian Sea is an anagram of "a sand mark".




        1. A sin reversed inside a Nissan (4)


        Nisa
        Nisa is "a sin" reversed
        You can find the letters of Nisa inside the word Nissan.




        1. Sulky ski confusing large lake (8)


        Issyk-Kul
        Issyk-Kul is an anagram of "sulky ski"
        Issyk-Kul is a large lake in Kyrgyzstan.




        1. B in a dream twisted mountainous lakes (9)


        Band-e Amir
        Band-e Amir is an anagram of "B in a dream"
        Band-e Amir is a national lake with lakes and natural dams.




        1. Ski resort baffled shy UK lamb (9)


        Shymbulak
        Shymbulak is a ski resort in Kazakhstan
        Shymbulak is an anagram of "shy uk lamb".




        So...




        Are we in Central Asia then?








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            Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP up vote 2 down vote favorite I am currently learning reverse engineering and am studying the flags register. I had in my mind that rflags was just another name for one of the 16 general purpose registers, for example rax or rbx . But it looks like rflags is actually an additional register. So that makes 17 registers in total... how many more could there be? I have spent at least an hour on this and found numerous different answers. The best answer so far is this, which says that there are 40 registers in total. 16 General Purpose Registers 2 Status Registers 6 Code Segment Registers 16 SSE Registers 8 FPU/MMX Registers But if I add that up, I get 48. Could anybody provide an official answer on how many registers an x86_64 CPU has (e.g. an Intel i7). Additionally, I have seen references to 'hardware' and 'architectural' registers. What are those registers and how many are there? register x86-64 share | improve this...
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            Displaying single band from multi-band raster using QGIS

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            Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP 1 How can I extract a single band from multi-band raster in QGIS? I have an remote sensed image which has 6 bands (including NDVI band), I want to display each band separately, but have no idea how to do. I have seen some questions similar here but none worked for me. The original image (has 6 bands) is: I want to display the band 6 which should be like this: But I tried gdal_translate, and couldn't get the correct result. What I have got is: qgis raster multi-band share | improve this question edited Mar 5 at 0:53 Summer asked Mar 4 at 6:42 Summer Summer 23 6 Is this any help gis.stackexchange.com/questions/220658/… ? if not gis.stackexchange.com/questions/62133/… might help. – Michael Stimson Mar 4 at 6:46 Thanks for answering but when I used gdal_translate, qgis showed that 'Error 4: Kayena.tif: No such file or directory". Would you know how to fi...
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