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LHASA

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LHASALarge Housing Areas Stabilisation Action (joint project; various locations; 2003-2006)
LHASALogic and Heuristics Applied to Synthetic Analysis
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Tibetans were rioting in the streets of Lhasa, their capital.
However, foreign military experts observed that the type of armored vehicles used in Lhasa and shown on film were of the type issued only to elite PLA units, though their PLA markings were obscured.
Elliott Sutton with the family's treasured Lhasa Apso Rupert, before the pet went missing
Although familiar with the Himalayas and Asia from prior travels, I had never been to China or Tibet, never led a delegation before, and knew that the altitude of Lhasa would be challenging for all of us.
Now, there is some hope that what remains of the old city of Lhasa may have hope of continuity.
the received version of Lhasa familiar from the current Western literature has n[epsilon][epsilon] and n[epsilon][epsilon], resp.
Lhasa [Tiber], October 2 ( ANI ): China has opened a 409-km toll-free new expressway linking Lhasa and Nyingchi, the two major cities and tourist attractions in the Tibet Autonomous Region.
Buoyed once again by this revelation, like any other visitor to Lhasa, our first stop had to be the Potala Place.
It is especially popular with photographers, providing you with an elevation and unobstructed view of the Palace, and the mountains ringing Lhasa. Go to the Tibet Peaceful Liberation Square at night Its name notwithstanding, this is the best place to view the Potala Palace at night, an experience as majestic as visiting it at dawn or during the day.
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