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The Université Constantine 2, in Arabic "جامع قسنطينة 2 عبد الحميد مهري", is a university in Constantine, Algeria founded in November 2011.[1]
^"Presentation de l'université" [About the University] (in French). Université Constantine 2. Retrieved July 18, 2016.
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