Baber

The starting tight end for Virginia, Billy Baber, is graduating and Patrick will have a chance to contribute early as a true freshman.

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A package of tea is called a "pao" and varies in weight from eleven to eighteen catties, yet Baber has often seen coolies carrying eighteen of the eighteen-catty pao (the "Yachou pao") and on one occasion twenty-two, in other words Baber has often seen coolies with more than 400 lbs. on their backs.

AN AUSTRALIAN IN CHINA Morrison, George Ernest, 1862-1920 1895

A package of tea is called a "_pao_" and varies in weight from eleven to eighteen catties, yet Baber has often seen coolies carrying eighteen of the eighteen-catty _pao_ (the "_Yachou pao_") and on one occasion twenty-two, in other words Baber has often seen coolies with more than 400lbs. on their backs.

An Australian in China Being the Narrative of a Quiet Journey Across China to Burma George Ernest Morrison 1891

His name was Zahir ud-din-Mahomet, and he was given the surname of Baber, meaning the tiger.

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Ai is physically free but clearly muzzled, and that's not anyone's idea of freedom," Baber said, noting that three of Ai's associates remain secretly detained without charges."

Dissidents still face threat in China 2011

A worrying trend is increased targeting of dissidents' family members, said Baber.

Dissidents still face threat in China 2011

"The protests are a wake-up call for the authorities," said Catherine Baber, Amnesty International's Asian-Pacific deputy director.

China Clamps Down in Bid to Halt Protests in Inner Mongolia Brian Spegele 2011

Given the track record of the release of prominent activists, there is good reason to fear Hu Jia will be transferred to house arrest, said Baber of the 37-year-old activist set to be released Sunday.

Dissidents still face threat in China 2011

At least 130 Chinese citizens have been detained or disappeared since February, when pro-democracy protests in the Arab world sparked fears in Beijing that the unrest might reach China, said Catherine Baber, deputy director, Asia Pacific, for Amnesty International.

Dissidents still face threat in China 2011

Authorities have increased their use of enforced disappearances and detentions without charge or access to lawyers, Baber said.

Dissidents still face threat in China 2011