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Helicopter flyover of sites in Hoang Lien Son Province and points west of Hanoi.

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Marco Polo came first to the town of Coigangui, now called Hoang-fou, on the banks of the Yellow River, where the principal industry is the preparation of the salt found in the salt marshes.

Celebrated Travels and Travellers Part I. The Exploration of the World Jules Verne 1866

Immediately, Cobbins had gone to plan with her colleague from security while Chafin had ambled over to the sociologist, whose name Hoang couldn’t remember.

A Time to Hate Robert Greenberger 2004

One of those bloggers, Pham Minh Hoang (known by the pen name Phan Kien Quoc), was arrested in August for his writings against the project.

America's Friends in Vietnam 2010

Winsor Hoang , who lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, and sells access to his trading strategies, has three automated-trading systems running at all times.

Is Currency Trading Worth the Risk? Stephen L. Bernard 2011

Vietnamese residents and local institutions currently have $22.5 billion in dollar deposits with local commercial banks, senior government economist Tran Hoang Ngan was quoted as saying in the Thoi Bao Ngan Hang newspaper, which is published by the central bank.

Vietnam Gets Tough on Black-Market Currency Trade Nguyen Pham Muoi 2011

Amnesty International's Janice Beanland says Hoang should be released immediately.

Vietnamese Blogger's Conviction Sparks Public Outcry 2011

Blogger Nguyen Hoang Hai, who wrote under the pen name Dieu Cai, was illegally detained past the end of his two-and-a-half year sentence for trumped-up tax evasion charges.

America's Friends in Vietnam 2010

International officials and organizations are calling for the release of French-Vietnamese blogger Pham Minh Hoang, who was sentenced Wednesday to three years in prison for subversion.

Vietnamese Blogger's Conviction Sparks Public Outcry 2011

Hoang's wife believes her husband was arrested for opposing a Chinese-run bauxite mine in the Central Highlands.

Vietnamese Blogger's Conviction Sparks Public Outcry 2011