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draa

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draa  (drä)
n.
A large sand dune hundreds of miles long and hundreds of feet high, often with smaller dunes that form on the leeward and windward faces.

[Probably of Arabic origin.]

draa  (drä)
A large dune measuring up to several hundred kilometers in length and hundreds of meters in height. Smaller dunes often form on their leeward and windward faces.


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The only visual incident comes in occasional incisions of faint red pencil and the legends in the works' lower right-hand corners that note the proportions used and provide conversion equations (how many centimeters in a meter, yes, but also how many centimeters in a Moroccan draa and a Japanese ken).
In the first category are the Afghan leaders, particularly the officers, who gained their military experience in the Soviet-styled Democratic Republic of Afghanistan Army, or DRAA.
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