Precious Woods

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Article title : Facesitting
"special significance for their users. They are sometimes made out of precious woods, with leather used for the seat. The smotherbox is placed on a stable..."
Article title : Nanmu
"Nanmu (Chinese: 楠木) is a precious wood that is found in China and South Asia, and was historically used for boat building, architectural woodworking,..."
Article title : Omar Sharif
"legally in order to marry Faten Hamama. His father, Yusef Chalhoub, a precious woods merchant, moved to the port city of Alexandria with his mother in the..."
Article title : Illegal logging in Madagascar
"permitting and banning exports of precious woods. The most commonly cited reason for permitting exports is to salvage valuable wood from cyclone damage, although..."
Article title : Chavón River
"treasures, passing through its use from colonial times to transport the precious woods that were cut in the forests of its basin. At present the mouth of the..."
Article title : Deforestation in Madagascar
"tavy) and for pasture, selective logging for precious woods or construction material, the collection of fuel wood (including charcoal production) and, in certain..."
Article title : Graf von Faber-Castell
"features 0.7mm twist action mechanical pencils with barrels encased in precious woods such as ebony, pernambuco, grenadilla and macassar or in high-quality..."
Article title : Madagascar
"of protected forests, as well as the state-sanctioned harvesting of precious woods within national parks. Although banned by then-President Ravalomanana..."
Article title : Silky sifaka
"slash-and-burn agriculture (tavy), illegal logging of precious woods (particularly rosewood) and fuel-wood, also occurs within the protected areas where it..."
Article title : Ethnic, cultural and religious groups of Bahrain
"sea trade. What the commerce consisted of is less known: timber and precious woods, ivory, lapis lazuli, gold, and luxury goods such as carnelian and glazed..."

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