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	Srebrenica
		the intrigue and collaboration among Akashi, Mladic, and Milosevic as the massacre was occurring;
		UN officials either did not grasp the extent of the atrocities or were apparently unconcerned.
		Before the war, Srebrenica was a resort nestled in the rolling mountains of Eastern Bosnia, surrounded by deep forests and renowned for a nearby spa that boasted cures for rheumatism.
	www.haverford.edu /relg/sells/srebrenica/srebrenica.html (4528 words)

	List of mountain ranges Summary
		The mountains are wild and remote and not totally accessible; hence they cannot be fully developed.
		The mountain range was formed in prehistoric times when tectonic plates moved inward, pushing up landmasses.
		By IAU convention, lunar mountain ranges are given latin names.
	www.bookrags.com /List_of_mountain_ranges (359 words)

	Satelliteimages
		To the north and west of the city are the snow covered peaks of the "Japanese Alps" consisting of the Hida, Kiso and Akashi Mountains with Japan's second highest peak Kita Dake (3,192 m, after Mt Fuji which is just off the image) to the south.
		Cutting through the mountains from the west of Tokyo is the valley of the River Tone-Gawa.
		Japan's longest river, Shinano (367 km), is also visible on the western coast, with the river mouth at the city of Niigata.
	earth.esa.int /cgi-bin/satimgsql.pl?show_url=203 (144 words)

	Travel guide for Japan Alps - Hostels, things to do, nightlife, tips, etc
		The name is only somewhat hyperbolic, as the Alps include nearly of all of Japan's tallest mountains (with the notable exception of Mount Fuji), many of them over 3000 meters and capped with snow well into the summer.
		The Northern Alps (å—ã¢ã«ã—ã¹ Kita Arupusu), aka the Hida Mountains (é£é¨¨å±±è Hida-sanmyaku), in the Oku-Hida region of Gifu prefecture
		The Southern Alps (å—ã¢ã«ã—ã¹ Minami Arupusu), aka the Akashi Mountains (èµ¤ç³å±±è Akashi-sanmyaku) in Nagano, Yamanashi and Shizuoka prefectures
	paganel.eu /japan_alps/index.html (220 words)

	Akashi Lady Graces Multicultural Center
		The Akashi Lady is an oil painting on masonite by artist extraordinaire Kumiko S. Mckee.
		In this tale, the Akashi Lady is best described as a loving mother who values the security and safety of her child but also feels comfort in allowing that child to be raised by someone else.
		The Akashi Lady is more than just a painting or a tale; it’s the type of art that everyone can relate to.
	www.kumiko-art.com /News/Press/2005/050927_TheAnchor.html (550 words)

	List of mountain ranges - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carpathian Mountains, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania
		Appalachian Mountains, eastern United States and eastern Canada (see Appalachian Trail by state)
		Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Colorado and New Mexico
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_mountain_ranges (206 words)

	Japan Alps - Wikitravel
		The name is only somewhat hyperbolic, as the Alps include nearly of all of Japan's tallest mountains (with the notable exception of Mount Fuji), many of them over 3000 meters and capped with snow well into the summer.
		The Northern Alps (北アルプス Kita Arupusu), aka the Hida Mountains (飛騨山脈 Hida-sanmyaku), in the Oku-Hida region of Gifu prefecture
		The Southern Alps (南アルプス Minami Arupusu), aka the Akashi Mountains (赤石山脈 Akashi-sanmyaku) in Nagano, Yamanashi and Shizuoka prefectures
	wikitravel.org /en/Japan_Alps (182 words)

	Pine trees by the shore
		Painted in blue and white mineral colour accented with mica and gold dust, it appears to sparkle through the pines, some needles of which were embellished with raised silver that has since tarnished.
		Known for its wild horses, salt huts, dancing pine trees and mountainous landscape, Akashi is referred to in Lady Murasaki Shikibu’s celebrated eleventh-century classic novel The Tale of Genji.
		In the chapter titled ‘Akashi’, the book’s hero, Genji, exiles himself after having been discovered consummating his relationship with the daughter of an enemy.
	www.nga.gov.au /PineTrees/index.cfm (1169 words)

	Akashi Mountains
		Akashi Mountains is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
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		Akashi Mountains: Encyclopedia II - List of Japan-related topics 123-K - H
	www.experiencefestival.com /akashi_mountains (453 words)

	narcissu.insani.org
		Seen from so close, Awajishima divides the sea between Suma and Akashi in two: the scene rivals those of Wu and south-east Chu of which the poet Du Fu speaks.
		Setsumi and the protagonist leave the expressway at Sumoto Interchange [d] and head south.
		The precise route taken is unclear; there are some very minor roads that cross the mountains directly, but it's likely that they take the coast road instead.
	narcissu.insani.org /world.html (946 words)

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		Akaishi Mountains (赤石山脈), also called as the Southern Alps of Japan, is a mountain range of central Honshu, Japan, extending on the border of Nagano, Yamanashi and Shizuoka Prefectures.
	www.find-ask.com /Encyclopedia/Akashi_Mountains/Akashi_Mountains.html (173 words)

	Appeal to the United Nation for the Nuba peoples
		45/100), with or without the agreement and co-operation of the government of Sudan and to ensure the immediate free access of humanitarian organizations and U.N. Sudan relief programs to the Nuba Mountains to provide humanitarian assistance to civilian populations and victims of the civil war;
		Emphasizing that it is essential to put an end to the repeated grave violations of recognized international human rights in the Nuba Mountains, to the indiscriminate bombing and raiding of civilian villages, to the denial of the most basic needs;
		REQUEST the United Nations Security Council to exercise, given the inaction of the Sudanese Government (G. res 43/131), its right to intervene in the domestic affairs of Sudan for humanitarian reasons and, as needed, to use the instruments provided by the Chapter VII of the Charter (S. res.
	web.peacelink.it /africa/appnubae.html (367 words)

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