Daba

(The ‘Aba Daba’ print is, as usual, part of the Patagonia corporate insiders naming-convention).

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The Daba and Qinling Mountain Systems are a biologically rich area of China that has been the source of several fascinating botanical discoveries.

Qin Ling Mountains deciduous forests 2008

Reuters A student cleans the grounds around a temporary school building in earthquake-hit Daba in Sichuan province.

China Toughens Building Laws Amid Quake Fallout 2008

The high mountains and foothills in the Daba mountain range serve as a climatic and biological barrier between temperate and subtropical zones marked by a transitional climate with high humidity and an indistinct dry season.

Daba Mountains evergreen forests 2007

The Daba and Qinling mountain systems are a biologically rich area of China that has been the source of several fascinating botanical discoveries.

Daba Mountains evergreen forests 2007

According to Daba (ph), tribes from Falluja and Abu Ghraib, two locations west of Baghdad, predominantly Sunni, received tips that al-Masri was in this area known as al - Niba'ie.

CNN Transcript May 1, 2007 2007

Now, again, Daba (ph) quick to point out that these reports are coming from the tribes.

CNN Transcript May 1, 2007 2007

Past Daba, where the tank workshops were left almost intact, and a train was still steaming in the station, past Fuka, the Axis remnants streamed, pounded ruthlessly by the R.A.F. Tanks were abandoned in panic when they ran out of fuel, aircraft abandoned intact on the Daba landing grounds.

The Story of World War II Donald L. Miller 1945

Past Daba, where the tank workshops were left almost intact, and a train was still steaming in the station, past Fuka, the Axis remnants streamed, pounded ruthlessly by the R.A.F. Tanks were abandoned in panic when they ran out of fuel, aircraft abandoned intact on the Daba landing grounds.

The Story of World War II Donald L. Miller 1945

Daba, and suffered a great deal in crossing the ghat which separates

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