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  • ) and Odyssey (12,000 verses), and the Indian Ramayana (18,000 odes with ... story includes early elements taken from Indian tantricism. It contains countless ...
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  • of Failaka was already developing its own culture and religious pantheon. ... to grant an annual subsidy of 15,000 Indian rupees (£1500) to the ruling ...
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  • Bangalore (Indian English: [ˈbæŋgəloːɾ]), officially Bengaluru ( ... , ['beŋgəɭuːru]), serves as the capital of the Indian state ...
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  • west and south lie the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean, with the islands of ... [http://www.kerala.gov.in/history&culture/earlyhistory.htm Early history ...
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  • ), the name of a film Indian musical comedy film directed by Rajkumar ... and valuable, addition to the lexicon of a culture suffused with every abominable ...
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  • sugarcane, babul trees, thorn trees, and tea bushes. The leaves of the ... The initial identification of this culture is the Zhang Zhung culture ...
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  • Pollock observed Indian sandpainting demonstrations in the 1940s. ... an organization to promote American culture and values backed by the ...
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  • fruit punch. Drinks such as hot chocolate, tea, coffee, milk, tap water, ... became a popular part of American culture. Many Americans frequented ...
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  • born of a mixture of traditional Spanish culture with the native Guaraní culture. ... the last a relative of the holly that is used to make tea. ...
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  • located in the northwestern corner of the Indian subcontinent, while the western ... period saw the area advance in trade and culture to a level where the Gandhara ...
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  • a pre-Islamic code of conduct, culture and honor typically characterize ... intransigent tribes that fought British Indian incursions. The Pashtuns ...
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  • constitutes the southern tip of the Indian peninsula. India borders ... India constitutes the major portion of the Indian sub-continent, which ...
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  • the earliest known artifacts of Japanese culture. In architecture, Japanese ... tombs) represents a modification of Yayoi culture, attributable either to ...
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  • as in the Pacific Northwest potlatch culture). Most certainly, there ... Roman agriculture was highly regarded in Roman culture, built on techniques ...
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  • was responsible for the annexation of the Indian subcontinent, which would ... large private army consisting of local Indian sepoys (soldiers), who were ...
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  • also be associated with koans, the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen gardens, ... that is refreshing in Western culture which makes high demands ...
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  • The spectacular landscape and deep, exotic culture of Nepal represents ... Himalayas began with the collision of the Indian sub-continent and Eurasia ...
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  • in China, Chinese texts name a South Indian monk, Bodhidharma, who came ... from the adjacent fire pit on which he has a tea kettle. ...
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  • the Jewish peoples' contribution to culture and civilization. He advocated ... He proposed to reduce taxes on Malt and Tea (indirect taxation); additional ...
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  • instruments are found in virtually every culture throughout the world, creating ... * Tea chest bass * Tiple (Puerto Rico) * Tiple (South America) ...
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  • the British Raj caused Tagore to back the Indian Independence Movement and ... strictures binding it to classical Indian forms. Two songs from his ...
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  • similar sense of loyalty bound him to his culture. He was a patriot, a member ... College London. In 1937, he visited the Indian Statistical Institute (in ...
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  • American Indian tribes that once lived inside the boundaries of present ... The Texas Education Agency (TEA) administers the state's public ...
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  • There is the Pakistan Urdu School, the Indian School Bahrain a leading ... visits to shops or offices, are served coffee or tea. A number of well ...
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  • He styled himself as a promoter of traditional Muslim and Turkmen ... to promote Islam as an aspect of national culture. Secularism and atheism ...
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  • commodities of general consumption such as tea, sugar, tobacco, and coffee ... World War I were levied to stimulate the Indian tanning industry. In a number ...
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  • a span of more than 5000 years. The Dilmun culture, along the Persian Gulf ... all around the world, and include: Indian 1.4 million, Bangladeshi ...
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  • The Hindu community is almost exclusively Indian, while Buddhists include ... business in restaurants and coffeehouses. Tea, coffee, food, and a cool ...
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  • in the late twentieth century by a "culture war" between the conservative ... appealed to the colonists who had thrown tea in Boston Harbor in what has ...
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  • including the Boston Massacre, the Boston Tea Party, and the Battle of Bunker ... it became renowned for its literary culture and artistic patronage. ...
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  • are found in Iran and India. Pashtun culture is ancient. ... == Culture == [[Image:Jam Minaret decoration.jpg|thumb|300px|right ...
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  • People, Resources, and Commercial Prospects: Tea, Camphor, Sugar, Gold, Coal ... as well as later artifacts of a paleolithic culture. John W. Olsen ...
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  • [[Image:HermanaKansasCitySevilla.JPG|thumb|200px|Scout Indian statue ... In 1981, 114 people died in the Hyatt Regency walkway collapse at ...
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  • in shaping Japanese stories, though Indian themes were greatly modified ... to "happiness bubbling over like a tea pot." The story tells ...
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  • of a population based on their race, culture, politics or religion. Usually ... These products include everything from green tea to industrial engines to coal ...
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  • leave material remains). Several American Indian groups of Iroquoian stock ... broilers and turkeys. The only commercial tea plantation in America is 20 ...
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  • block moderating temperatures from the Indian and Pacific Oceans, but European ... the Byzantine Empire had been ebbing, its culture was a continuous influence ...
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  • native Britons themselves adopted Roman culture and customs. ... followed by settlers who brought a new culture and tradition markedly different ...
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  • large private army consisting of local Indian sepoys (soldiers), who were ... on trade with China, importing silks, tea and porcelain to sell in Britain ...
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  • Europe, especially copper, cotton, rubber, tea, and tin, to which European ... same role as westerns to legitimize the Indian Wars in the United States ...
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  • history, distinct German tribe dialects, culture, and religious beliefs. ... central Germany. Known as the Danubian culture, these villagers lived with ...
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