Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Persian Gulf
Target Entity: Persian_Gulf
Preceding Context: While the members of the royal family wanted heavenly gardens, splendid cars, and concrete palaces, Abd Al-Aziz wanted a royal railway from the
Succeeding Context: to Riyadh and then an extension to Jeddah. The shrine was regarded by all of the advisers living in the country as an old man's folly. Eventually, ARAMCO built the railway, which costs $70 million, drawn from the King's oil royalties. It was completed in 1951 and was used commercially after the king's death, enabling Riyadh to grow into a relatively modern city. But when a paved road was built in 1962, the railway lost its traffic.
Paragraph Title: Later years
Source Page: Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia

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