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• Life abounds in the jungled hills surrounding La Realidad.
• In heavily jungled areas, many supplies were lost.
• Several jungled mountains still separate the soldiers from Manerplaw, the relief worker said.
• Spread across pockets of the jungled mountain border, the guerrillas communicate chiefly by radio.
• True, the area is remote, a thickly jungled roadless territory straddling Choco and Antioquia departments.
• More than 60 percent of the world's heroin supply originates in the densely jungled area.
• The first _ carrying the photographers and seven Vietnamese _ crashed in flames on a jungled slope.
• It was in the densely jungled Dari閚 that France and England had sent explorers of their own.
• Densely jungled and primitive, Vanuatu is east of northern Australia and about 500 miles northwest of Fiji.
• The rugged, jungled mountains have long been a bastion of resistance and a stronghold of Karen rebels.
• The two flee in opposite directions to escape Ralidux Niamh, into a structure and Arjala into jungled-area.
• These structures were characteristically built on high slopes, unlike the temple hidden in heavily jungled lowlands in the film.
• That same day, the Royalist irregular military GM 33 moved to jungled high ground between Routes 23 and 238.
• The Dawn Gwin camp, housing 160 rebels, is a collection of thatch and bamboo huts on a jungled hillside.
• The local terrain was jungled; ground troops had difficulty in observing the enemy or in staying linked with one another.
• The mission expected to visit several villages in the remote jungled region to seek more witnesses, the official news agency said.
• Many sat on rattan mats by the roadside, prepared to move deeper in the jungled foothills with the approach of night.
• Bulldozers are churning up jungled hillsides to lay roads into tribal villages of " Asia's last frontier ."
• Skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito, Ecuadorean officials said.
• Fleeing families were camped on rattan mats by roadside, prepared to move deeper in the jungled foothills with the approach of night.