Question: What parts of David are very large?
About the article "David (Michelangelo)", section "Interpretation".

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Metal mining in Wales affected large areas of what are now very rural parts of Wales and left behind a legacy of contaminated waste heaps and a very few ruined buildings.
There are a number of areas that have been mined for a variety of metals. 
Toxomerus marginatus is a very large genus of hoverfies.
They are found in many parts of North and South America.
Most larvae are believed to feed on pollen.
Adults feed on a wide range of flowers. 
School Districts.
Most of Grapevine is served by the Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District.
A large portion of northwest Grapevine is served by Carroll ISD, while very small parts are served by Lewisville and Coppell ISDs. 
Early center caps were usually either very small, or very large.
They started on cartwheels and wagons and slowly evolved into what we know them as today.
Many of the centercaps from the 1950s to the 1970s were made of stainless steel.
The rest of the wheel was originally of wood or many fitted metal parts.
In modern times, center caps are both metal and plastic, and are typically used with aluminum alloy or styled steel wheels.
Some full wheel covers use removable center caps, typically those retained by lug nuts, with the center cap's purpose to hide the lug nuts that are securing the wheel to the vehicle's hub. 
 *"If you've never heard of David Harbour all you have to do is listen to any of the albums he's played on and chances are you'll never forget his name.
What a treat it is to hear this guy play the bass."
- Joe Metal.com *"I got two great players, David Harbour played the bass.
He played on my last instrumental cd "Within The Heat".
On drums is Rick Porter.
He did our US tour in 1990.
Both are exceptional players!"
- David T. Chastain *"David Harbour plays a lot of impressive stuff on quite a few tracks."
- David T. Chastain *"David Harbour on bass & Greg Martin on drums, it kills."
- Review: Chastain/Harris, Counterpoint "Live!
Wild & Truly Diminished!!"
*"There is a bassist that very few people know about named David Harbour.
He is my 1 influence in all aspects of my bass playing, whether its tapping, slapping and especially his aggressive dig-in style of fingerpicking.
Back in the early ‘90’s, I saw him play live six times when he would come to Detroit with neo-classical guitarist, David T.
Chastain."
- Gary Jibilian *"My early influences were Billy Sheehan, and Stu Hamm, but what really inspired me to explore two-handed tapping was the first time I saw David Harbour play live with David T. Chastain.
He blew me away with all of his bass playing techniques, especially when he would tap during his solos.
I saw him 5 times in the early '90's with Chastain, and corresponded a bit via email and phone calls since then.
His aggressive, "digging-in" style is similar to mine, where you feel like you're physically connected to the instrument."
- Gary Jibilian *"Bassist-extraordinaire David Harbour" - Michael Harris *"The rhythm section of David Harbour and Keith Carlock just smoked."
- Michael Harris *"David is probably the best bass player I’ve ever played with.
It’s unbelievable what he can dobut fortunately he doesn’t have that big ego.
You can imagine sometimes, if you got a guy that is really, really good he’ll try and play bass all over the place, but David has a very good ear for arrangement.
If he just needs to play straight he will do that, he can hear what’s best for the song, and in different parts, go crazy when its right.
It’s another very big improvement."
- King Diamond – rusmetal.ru *"Q: You had to work with David Harbour, your new bass player, how did it go?
A: Very, very good, he works very fast, had a good sound and he’s also a very talented piano player."
- King Diamond *"We have a new bass player and he is form Dallas Texas, his name is David Harbour, and he is the best bass player i ever played with any of the band.
He is very very good and he fits in the band, he doesn't have a big ego, he doesn't have to show, there are places that he shows his bass and some places he does what is best for the music because he has all that good arrangement."
– King Diamond *"He was a killer bassplayer."
- King Diamond *"David Harbour – One of the best bassists/pianists I have ever known."
- Trip Wamsley *"Wonderful Music!"
- George Winston *"David Harbour is an amazing musician.
Not only is he a scary-good bassist who always inspires me, but he plays piano beautifully too."
- Michael Manring *"He has the best finger-picking attack of all bassists I've ever heard and his keyboard artistry was breathtaking."
- Ben Kuzay *"Brilliant!
5 stars, David.
Awesome playing!!!"
- Zander Zon