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• ViZion
  ViZion is located in Southern Italy, part of Northern Italy, Tunisia, Angola, Zambia, and Tanzania.
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• Earth II
  ...yria Okrug, Tver Oblast, Volgograd Oblast, Voronezh Oblast, Yamalia Okrug, Zambia
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• A Modern World
  -Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe
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• Lubumbashi
  ...rises along the Zambian border near the city and meanders through parts of Zambia to the Zambezi River. Under [[Zaire#The_Belgian_administration:_Belgian_Con
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• Disraeliland
  **'''Zambia'''
  11 KB (1,607 words) - 04:40, 26 March 2006
• Kalrod
  region=[[Zambia]] | *[[Zambia]]
  2 KB (315 words) - 05:58, 22 May 2005
• Lower Morrow
  ...on grew steadily but modestly until the 17th century. In 1603 King Mugu of Zambia realised the advantage of such an strategically placed colony and formally
  2 KB (378 words) - 04:00, 9 June 2005
• Laurasia
  *Zambia
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• Zaïre
  ...ndi]], and [[Wikipedia:Tanzania|Tanzania]] on the east; [[Wikipedia:Zambia|Zambia]] and [[Wikipedia:Angola|Angola]] on the south; and [[Wikipedia:Republic of
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• Colonies of Itinerate Tree Dweller
  <td bgcolor="#CCCCCC">Zambia</td>
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• Shaba
  ...[[Shaba I|1977]] and [[Shaba II|1978]], when rebels invaded via Angola and Zambia, respectively. In both cases, Mobutu called on his foreign friends to help,
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• Mobutu Sese Seko
  ...rlifted by France, saved Mobutu. In 1978, a second invasion, launched from Zambia, again almost succeeded; this time, Belgian and French troops repulsed it.
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• Front pour la Libération Nationale du Congo
  ...exile, from safe havens in [[Wikipedia:Angola|Angola]], [[Wikipedia:Zambia|Zambia]], [[Wikipedia:Uganda|Uganda]], [[Wikipedia:Rwanda|Rwanda]], and [[Wikipedi
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• Miss Equilism 2006
  ...ase. To solve the hunger issue, I propose flooding the nations of Chad and Zambia for large lakes which will be used for irrigation and could help promote th ...hat while he wouldn't enjoy such a comment if he was a resident of Chad or Zambia, it's the sort of sadistic answer he'd provide.
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• Khan Class Missile
  Fourth Stage: MAS 44H Zambia Solid Rocket Motor The fourth stage contains two MAS 44H Zambia Solid Rocket Motors which boost the missile up to its hypersonic Mach 11.8
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• Shaba II
  ...during early May 1978, ten FLNC battalions entered Shaba through northern Zambia, a sparsely populated area inhabited by the same ethnic groups (Lunda and N ...hat had remained in the area after the departure of the main FLNC force to Zambia. The Belgian force started to withdraw, leaving a battalion in Kamina, and
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• Geography of Zaire
  ...ngo 2,410 km, Rwanda 217 km, Sudan 628 km, Tanzania 473 km, Uganda 765 km, Zambia 1,930 km
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• PyroFanatican Coastal Defense Force
  **''Zambia'' Class
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• Opposition to Mobutu Sese Seko
  ...of the Congo." It claimed that it had fighters based in Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, and Angola.
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• Zairian relations with the United States
  ..., a year later, when the rebels again attempted an invasion, this time via Zambia, Mobutu adeptly played the anticommunist card by pointing to alleged East G
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• Shaba I
  ...t operations remained intact. The FLNC withdrew to Angola, and possibly to Zambia, and began to regroup for another attack. Thus, although to a limited exten
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• Rivers and Lakes of Zaire
  ...ge of the interior. In the southeast, Lake Mweru straddles the border with Zambia. On the eastern frontier, Lac Kivu, Central Africa's highest lake and a key
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• Zairian involvement in the Angolan civil war
  ...was divided, and one of its factions might be (and was) wooed away. While Zambia and Tanzania could not be expected to support the FNLA, they might be attra
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• Zairian relations with Angola
  ...served as a transit point for American aid to UNITA fighters. In May 1986, Zambia charged that the United States was covertly supplying weapons to UNITA via ...an outlet to the Atlantic that is crucial to the copper industries of both Zambia and Zaire. The railroad's international functions had been effectively shut
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• Nueva Anahuac
  ...cha, Maya, Mixteco, Zapoteco, Yaqui, Raramuri, Apache, etc.), 5% is black (Zambia, Belize, Southafrica, Nigeria, etc), and the last 5% whose origin is divers
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