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Simba is a
fictional character in Disney's The Lion King franchise.
First appearing as a lion cub in The Lion King (1994), the
character flees his homeland...
- the
Soviet leadership responded by
increasing its aid for the
Simbas. Meanwhile, the
Simbas continued to advance. By late July 1964, the
insurgents controlled...
- It is
called Self-powered
Integrated Microfluidic Blood Analysis System (
SIMBAS). It uses tiny
trenches to
separate blood cells from
plasma (99 percent...
- as the
Simbas Apco
Simba, an
Israeli paraglider GKN
Simba, an
armoured personnel carrier Issoire APM 40
Simba, a
light aircraft Rosenbauer Simba, an airport...
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Wikiquote has
quotations related to The Lion King II:
Simba's Pride.
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media related to The Lion King II:
Simba's Pride...
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Simba Sports Club is a
professional football club
based in
Kariakoo ward in
Ilala District of Dar es
Salaam Region in Tanzania. It was
founded in 1936...
- to take up the
river Congo as he
began rescuing hostages from the
Simbas. The
Simbas were
badly disciplined,
poorly trained, and
often not
armed with modern...
- the
Simbas'
foreign supply lines from
Uganda and Sudan.
Several foreign states,
including Cuba, used
these two
states to
funnel aid to the
Simba insurgents...
- The
Kenya national rugby union team,
commonly known as the
Simbas (Swahili for lions), is the country's
national team
managed by the
Kenya Rugby Union...
- Maoist-inspired
militants calling themselves the "
Simbas" rose up in the east of the country. The
Simbas took
control of a
significant amount of territory...
