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* The ArabianNightsDays trope, for where Arabia is stereotyped as a deserty place full of camels and belly dancers.
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* ''Literature/ArabianNights'', the collection of Middle-Eastern fairytales.
* ''Series/ArabianNights'', a 2000 miniseries based on the cycle.
* ''Theatre/ArabianNights'', a 2010 play based on the cycle.
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