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Dahon is the world's
largest manufacturer of
folding bicycles[need
quotation to verify] with a two-thirds
marketshare in 2006. The
company was founded...
- fruits. They are
cooked as
greens in
Filipino cuisine,
where they are
called dahon ng sili (literally "chili leaves"). They are used in the
chicken soup tinola...
- Renée
Dahon (1893–1969) was a
French actress.
Dahon was born on 18
December 1893. She was
described as
short (around five feet tall) and slim. Following...
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Moringa oleifera is a fast-growing, drought-resistant tree of the
family Moringaceae,
native to
Northern India and used
extensively in
South and Southeast...
- The
dahong palay (also
spelled dinahong palay,
dahon palay or dahompalay),
literally "rice leaf" in Tagalog, is a single-edged
sword from the southern...
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founder of the
established Dahon brand of
folding bicycles.
Initially the
company was the
subject of
litigation between Dahon and the founders, but a settlement...
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competing models from
Brompton and
Dahon.
Founded in 1982, by
inventor and
physicist Dr.
David Hon and his
brother Henry Hon,
Dahon has
grown to
become the world's...
- entrepreneur. He is best
known as the
inventor and
founder of
Dahon folding bicycles.
Dahon has
since grown to
become the world's
largest manufacturer and...
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company hired a
number of ex-
Dahon employees from
Dahon's research and
development department and
started to
produce unlicensed Dahon copies, in
addition to...
- 1910
added to his depression. In 1910 he met the 18-year-old
actress Renée
Dahon during a
rehearsal of The Blue Bird. She
became his
lighthearted companion...
