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The Atacama Desert in Chile is the driest non-polar desert on Earth, with some areas receiving almost no rainfall.
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The Sahara Desert in Africa is one of the driest regions, where vast stretches go years without significant rain.
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The Chihuahuan Desert, spanning the USA and Mexico, is an arid region characterised by minimal annual precipitation.
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The Arabian Desert in the Middle East is among the driest places, with scorching temperatures and little to no rainfall.
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The Patagonian Desert, in Argentina and Chile, is extremely dry due to the rain shadow effect of the Andes Mountains.
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The Taklamakan Desert in China is notorious for its arid conditions, with annual rainfall rarely exceeding a few millimetres.
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The Gobi Desert, located in China and Mongolia, is known for its dry climate and large temperature fluctuations, receiving very little rain annually.
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The Kalahari Desert in Africa experiences extremely dry conditions, despite the occasional rare rainfall.
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Have you ever been to any of these places?
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