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BENCH QUIZI am the substitute they sent for the otherguy...


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You can ask for clues as and when you please, unlesssomeone vetoes you down.

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NFRO IN '3 +IND( 'I)I!4('3 )OFO

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Gn$ 'hs was nvented as early as 1/@7.

*ut the frst commercal dsplay of the modernversons, crcular and U&!haped ddnt occur as late as

1@@ Newyork world far.

!pral verson was nvented n 1@5 as a response tool crss, 9ut the parent company refused to market

t. 'hat turned out to 9e a huBe mstake 9ecause n1@@# some chnese companes Bot wnd of ths, andmade mllons snce then.

!nBle&turn dou9le helH, dou9le&turn, trple&turn,?uad&turn, crcular, and 9utterfly are currently thestandard shapes of ths.

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Gn'hs has a network of over 9ranch offces, %7/

customer relaton centers and -1 depots spreadacross Inda.

Once dscontnued n 1@@/, the K was 9rouBht9ack 9y the company n %77- 9ut now apparentlythe tme has come to move on.

(t the tme ths was launched, donB ths was amatter of prde for Indans.

'hnBs have chanBed n the last %7 years due to

l9eralsaton whch has eHpanded market for9oth domestc and Blo9al 9rands as well asspendnB capa9ltes and donB ths s no more asu9=ect of and

3ence !ddharth and Rtu


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'L s nomore anO6NRM!JRID.

3ence!ddharthand Rtuare thetwo new

couplewho areendorsnBOnda(ds

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In Ramayana, was sad to 9e 9orn when 3anumanwhle eHtnBushnB hs 9urnnB tal n the ocean, a drop of hssweat fell nto the waters, eventually 9ecomnB , whoperceves 3anuman as hs father.

*ut later durnB the war when Rama and )akshmana arecaptured 9y ahravan and kept prsoners n Jatala, hanumanwho comes huntnB them meets as BuardnBpatala.6hen 3anuman ntroduces hmself to , the

latter asks hs 9lessnBs, 9ut fBhts hm to fulfll the task ofBuardnB the Bate. 3anuman defeats and mprsons hm toBan entry.(fter rescunB Rama and )akshmana, on RamaCs9ehest 3anuman crowns as the knB of Jatala.

s a well&known norBanc preparaton of the(yurvedc Jharmacopoea. Ehemcally, t s red sulphde ofmercury and Bold n uncom9ned form. It s a su9lmedproduct made from pure mercury, sulphur and Bold.(valua9le tonc n de9ltatnB condtons and convalescentpatents after acute llness, n falnB crculaton and cardacasthenaA t ncreases the red 9lood corpuscles and mproves


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Gn$ (pparently one who has a dsplays forttude n the face ofadversty, or eHercses self&restrant nthe eHpresson of emoton. 'he phrases most commonly heard as part of thedom keep a , and has

tradtonally 9een used to descr9e anattr9ute of "partcularly upper mddleand upper class$ *rtsh people, who

are sometmes perceved 9y othercultures as 9enB reserved and 9rave

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, eeves s a novel 9y J. F.6odehouse, pu9lshed on 4arch %%, 1@2


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P 'hs started on 1/ :e9ruary 1@-2 and found


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P'hs started on 1/ :e9ruary 1@-2 and foundsupport throuBhout *rtsh Inda, from arachto Ealcutta.

P'hs was ntated 9y the ratnBs on 1/

:e9ruary 1@-2. It was a reacton to thetreatment meted out to ratnBs n Beneral andthe lack of servce facltes n partcular.'hey

were =oned 9y thousands of dsBruntledratnBs from *om9ay, arach, Eochn andL;aB.

P It started wth (k9ar, then spread onto'alwar,3ndustan ,*ahadur,athawar ,umaon,Ehamak and 3malaya.

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P'alwar,3ndustan ,*ahadur,athawaretc were 34I! v; 3s 4a=estyMs Indan!hps

Gn$ Eurrently havnB half a mllon customers :Y


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Gn$ Eurrently havnB half a mllon customers, :Ynterprses Jvt. )td. was set up n 1@2@ at New Delhwth the ntatve of 4r. !.J. Ehopra "Eharman$ andhs son 4r. Ramesh Ehopra "4anaBnB Drector$. 4r.

!. J. Ehopra had an eHtensve eHperence n=ournalsm whereas 4r. Ramesh Ehopra s an alumnof IndaMs premer technoloBy nsttute II' 4adras.

Infact recently at ther -1st annversary they came upwth an ad whch read Q'hankyou II'4adras, 9ecauset was n one of your hostel rooms that the dea for

was conceved

'hey proudly say that even 'elevson manufacturnBstarted n Inda after they came out wth ther frstverson n1@2@


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)E'RONIE! :OR YOU4(F(+IN

:Y Broup


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!4! and 44! "thatMs what frends callthem$ are 9oth veBetarans, teetotallers,and devout followers of the Radha !oam!atsanB n *eas.

!nce they look very alke, to avod 9enB

dressed dentcally ths addnB to theconfuson for others, they nevta9lyrnBup each other every mornnB.

'hey pay to use ther own =ets 9ecauseStMs a 9usness venture, not a lfestylestatementM.


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!4!& !hvnder 4ohan !nBh 44!& 4alvnder 4ohan !nBh

# Jont for Ran9aHy,# for !4! and 44!

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Gn$*utea monosperma, known as

JolashTJolash n 6est *enBal, s an

eHtravaBant red flowernB tree.

nown as the :lame of the forest, n

6est *enBal t s assocated wth!prnB, especally throuBh thepoems and sonBs of Ra9ndranath

'aBore, who lkened ts 9rBhtoranBe flame&lke flower to fre.

6hat was the most mportant

contr9uton 9y ths tree n Indan


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*('') O: J)(!!Y

!nce the 9rtsh cudnt pronounce Jolash,they started callnB t J)(!!Y


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)terally Sthe =ursdcton of EholasM Eurrent name s Eoromandel coast.


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Gn$ 'hs company oldest of tMs


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Gn$ 'hs company, oldest of t sknd n Inda, was orBnally founded9y (9dul arm (9dul !hakur amal

under the name of amalCsEompany lmted. )ater t wasrenamed n 1@7@.

'hs company was orBnally 9asedout of *urma. *ut they were forced

to relocate to Inda wthhead?uarters n olkota ,durnB66% 9ecause the then *rtsh Bovt

wanted to 9om9ard and destroy the


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Mythology: Vaivasvata, the seventh incarnationf M f d i fi h i hi b hi


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of Manu, once found a tiny fish in his bathingwater. The fish told him to look after it withdevotion, for one day it would do him a great

service. The seventh Manu cared for the fishuntil it grew so huge that he released it into thesea. Before departing, the fish warned Manu ofan impending deluge when the entire worldwould be submerged and bade him to build a

seaworthy ark. Manu and the gods were towedto dry ground atop a mountain by a giant fish,which was the seventh avatar! of the godVishnu. "e is supposed to have survived whenthe world was drowned in #lood.

$egend has it that after the flood sage Manustepped off his ark at this place and hence it gotits name%%%%%%


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MANALI

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ABODE OF MANU


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'he 4entor ( was the :rst Ehancellor of (llaha9ad' e 4entor ( was t e : rst E ance or o ( a a aUnverstyUnversty


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UnverstyUnversty

Incdentally, he was also the only Non&3nduIncdentally, he was also the only Non&3ndu

nomnated to the FauRaksha " Eow Jrotecton $nomnated to the FauRaksha " Eow Jrotecton $commttee 9y *, the second Q!arasanBhachalakQ ocommttee 9y *, the second Q!arasanBhachalakQ or3ead of the R!!.3ead of the R!!.

'he 4entee E s younBest offsprnB of , one o'he 4entee E s younBest offsprnB of , one of

IndaCs :nance 4nstersIndaCs :nance 4nsters

'he 4entor, esta9lshed ths Insttuton D n 1@2# 'he 4entor, esta9lshed ths Insttuton D n 1@2# headed t for the neHt &odd years. E currentlyheaded t for the neHt &odd years. E currentlyheads the nsttuton thouBh E and ( fell apart afteheads the nsttuton thouBh E and ( fell apart after

nearly thrty years of assocaton.nearly thrty years of assocaton.

:,Uncle of (,:,Uncle of (, served as IndaCs :rst Ralway4nster and su9se?uently as IndaCs :nance4nster.


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K means clay pot and Y means fourth nBht


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after the full moon. It Bets ths name 9ecauseths happens on fourth nBht after the full

4oon n the month of kartk n the 3nducalendar

One of the Jurported orBns Bo lke ths>

Once KMs hus9and was cauBht 9y a crocodle.K 9ound the crocodle wth a cotton yarn. !he

then asked Yama to send the crocodle tohell. Yama refused. K threatened to curseYama. Yama, afrad of 9enB cursed 9y K,sent the crocodle to hell.

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'3Y 6RO' '3 EON!'I'U'ION O:INDI(

EallBraphy 9y Jrem *ehar.Naran Ra;da, llumnated 9yNand )al *ose. ...


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;n< #ill in this =uote by the *>th century philosopher and


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#ill in this =uote by the *>th century philosopher andsatirist #ran?ois8Marie 5rouet, better known as Voltaire:

@ The instruction we find in books is like fire. Ae fetch it

from our neighbors, %%%%%%%%%it at home, communicateit to others, and it becomes the property of all.


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Gn $;ekel %#>15

'he path of the rBhteous man s 9eseton all sdes 9y the ne?utes of theselfsh and the tyranny of evl men.

*lessed s he who n the name ofcharty and Boodwll shepherds theweak throuBh the valley of darkness,for he s truly hs 9rotherCs keeper andthe fnder of lost chldren. (nd I wllstrke down upon thee wth BreatvenBeance and furous anBer those

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'hs s the daloBue !amuel ackson says 9eforehe Spumps n metalM n Julp :cton

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produced n *ra;l 9y the EompanhaEerve=ara whch was founded

n 1/// . 'he we9ste statesthat was created 9y osephLllaBer. shares ts name wth

, whch s one of n !ao JauloCsmost famous locatons.

(part from all ths, some sources saythat the founder oseph LllaBer was ahuBe hndu sprtual Buy, and hencenamed t after Bods from 3ndu

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B!AHMA BEE!

;nD nm. 't is worth noticing that the mostpopular CD- nm laser is not in fact %%%%%%, butappears to the eye as %%%%%, a color for whicha human eye has a very limited sensitivity.


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In !tar 'rek, the captanCs yacht of the U!!

nterprse& s named .

In %775, the Internatonal 6atch Eompanyntroduced the I6E (?uatmer EhronoBraph

Q Q !pecal dton. 'he tmepecencorporated a slver of wood from thenteror of Cs Ealypso research vessel.

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nnovator,scentst,

photoBrapher,author andresearcher whostuded the seaand all forms oflfe n water. 3e

co&developed thea?ua&lunB,poneered marneconservaton andwas a mem9er ofthe (cadXme

franase.

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Fudo van Rossum ()!O known as *enevolentDctator for )fe "*D:)$.

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'he proBrammnBlanBuaBe JY'3ONnvented 9y Fudo vanRossum was named afterhs favorte show

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K lterally meannB QrestructurnBQ,refers toma=or chanBes to the structure and functonof 9oth the poltcal and economc control


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allownB more ndependent actons from the

varous mnstres and eventually to thedsmantlnB of the planned economy and tsreplacement wth a market economy.

Y lterally meannB COpennessCwas the polcyof maHmal pu9lcty, openness, andtransparency n the actvtes of all

Bovernment nsttutons n toBether wthfreedom of nformaton

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Gn$ (fter hs ascenson of offce n 1@/#, he9ecame ncreasnBly popular n a not soeHpected place, v; Fermany "the so&called QYmanaQ$ partcularly n connecton wth


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mana $, partcularly n connecton wth

Ferman unfcaton n the late eBhtes.

*ut 3enkell !oehnlen had sold K snce 1@27"K s the Ferman spellnB of Y$. In the

seventes and early eBhtes, annual sales ofthe 9rand hovered around % mllon. DurnBYCs presdency, sales catapulted to more than17 mllon 9ottles and remaned at that level

even after he left offce and 9ecameunpopular n Fermany

6hat 9rand, havnB a recent foray nto Inda,

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( port&wne stan or naevus flammeus s a vascular9rthmark consstnB of superfcal and deep dlatedcapllares n the skn whch produce a reddsh topurplsh dscolouraton of the skn. 'hey are so


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called for ther colour, resem9lnB that of port wne.

It s part of the famly of dsorders known asvascular malformatons, specfcally anarterovenous malformaton.

'he two terms are not always e?uated. !ometmesthe term Qnaevus flammeusQ s dvded nto twocateBores> port&wne stan and salmon patch

'he crmson 9rthmark and coarse 9lack spder&lke

hars on the top of hs head were the source ofmuch satre amonB crtcs and cartoonsts.'houBhsome suBBested that he have t surBcally removed,K opted not to, as once he was pu9lcly known tohave the mark, he 9eleved t would 9e perceved as

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has an odd faclty for accurate assumptons, asevery wld Buess he makes turns out to 9e true. (s astudent at Eam9rdBe Unversty he attempted to ac?uremoney 9y sellnB eHam papers for the upcomnB tests.3s fellow underBraduates were convnced that he had


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Bproduced the papers under hypnoss, whereas n realty

he had smply studed prevous papers and determnedpotental patterns n ?uestons. 3owever, whle nnocent,he was arrested and sent to prson when hs papersturned out to 9e eHactly the same as the real ones, to thevery comma

9lls hmself as a Qholstc detectveQ who makes useof Qthe fundamental nterconnectedness of all thnBsQ tosolve the whole crme, and fnd the whole person. 'hsnvolves runnnB up larBe eHpense accounts and thenclamnB that every tem "such as neednB to Bo to atropcal 9each n the *ahamas for three weeks$ was, dueto ths Qnterconnectedness,Q actually a vtal part of thenvestBaton.

"real name !vlad E=ell, also known as

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3e earned a 4onty Jython wrtnB credt for a sketch calledQJatent (9useQA he was one of only two people, outsde theorBnal Jython mem9ers to Bet a wrtnB credt .3e; had two9ref appearances n the fourth seres of 4onty JythonCs:lynB Ercus


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P !nce he had dffculty sellnB =okes and stores, he took aseres of odd =o9s, ncludnB as a hosptal porter, 9arn9ulder, and chcken shed cleaner.

P scrpt edtor for Doctor 6ho

P ( memoral servce held for hm at !t. 4artn&n&the&:eldsEhurch, 'rafalBar !?uare, )ondon 9ecame the frst churchservce of any knd 9roadcast lve on the we9 9y the **E

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In hs work, he ncluded a drect reference to Jnk :loyd , nwhch he descr9es the man characters surveynB thelandscape of an alen planet whle ther androd companon,hums Jnk :loydCs Q!hne on You Era;y DamondQ.offcal9oBraphy shares ts name wth the sonB Q6sh You 6ere


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9oBraphy shares ts name wth the sonB 6sh You 6ere3ereQ 9y Jnk :loyd.3e was frends wth Jnk :loyd Butarst

Davd Flmour and, on the occason of hs -%nd 9rthday hewas nvted to make a Buest appearance at Jnk :loydCsconcert at arls Eourt n )ondon, playnB Butar on the sonBsQ*ran DamaBeQ and QclpseQ.chose the name for Jnk :loydCs1@@- al9um, 'he Dvson *ell, 9y pcknB the words from the

lyrcs to one of ts tracks, namely Q3Bh 3opesQ. Flmour alsoperformed at hs memoral servce follownB hs death n %771.

'O6) Day s cele9rated every %# 4ay as a tr9ute 9y

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3avnB made hs flm de9ut n the 1@/# flm 'heFood :ather, O'3R appearances nclude n (:sh Ealled 6andaAnarrator n the %77# flmverson of 'he 3tchhkerCs Fude to the


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verson of 'he 3tchhker s Fude to the

FalaHyAL for LendettaA!torm9reakerAwasoffered a role n Lalkyre 9ut was una9le topartcpateAstarred n the 'm *urton verson of(lce n 6onderland,Awll play 4ycroft 3olmes n

the se?uel to !herlock 3olmes drected 9y FuyRtche.

has 9ecome known to (mercan audences forhs recurrnB Buest role as Dr. Fordon 6yatt onthe :oH crme seres *ones.

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(s of (uBust %717, he s the hBhest pad actor n a dramaseres on U! televson

1@/7 OHford and Eam9rdBe *oat Race8mem9er of the =unor


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coHed par that won the *rtsh natonal ttle 9efore

representnB *rtanCs Youth 'eam at the 1@55 unor 6orldRownB Ehamponshps.:orced to a9andon rownB durnB a9out of Blandular fever, he =oned the Eam9rdBe :ootlBhts,whch has 9een the startnB pont for many successful *rtshcomedans.

plays the pano, Butar, drums, harmonca and saHophone.

has wrtten one full&lenBth novel, 'he Fun !eller, whch hasunderBone multple prntnBs from several pu9lshers. 3ssecond novel, Japer !olders "U!> 'he Japer !older$, wasscheduled for !eptem9er %77@, 9ut has yet to appear.

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3e has two older 9rothers, Rodney, aurosceptc economst who narrowly lost theUnted nBdom Independence Jarty leadershpelecton n %777 and Rupert studed electrcal


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electon n %777, and Rupert.studed electrcal

enBneernB at Newcastle Unversty. frst met!unetra !astry n the 1@/7s, who was worknBas a make&up artst wth the **E

t3 name may refer to two of the speces1$ Lpera 9erus, a venomous vper specesfound n urope and (sa.%$ 3eterodon

platrhnos, a non&venomous snake found nthe Unted !tates.t3 other clam to fame ofths name s I'E, an Open'ype font


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NccolZ d *ernardo de was anItalan phlosopher and wrter 9ased n:lorence.3e was a dplomat, poltcalphlosopher, muscan, and a playwrBht, 9utforemost, he was a cvl servant of the

:lorentne Repu9lc. 6rote two treatses &artof war, and 'he Jrnce.

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n psycholoBy, t denotes a personalty type

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!Hteenth&century contemporares adoptedand used the ad=ectve an "n thesense of devous cunnnB$, often n thentroductons of poltcal tracts offernB morethan Bovernment 9y Reasons of !tateW,

most nota9ly those of ean *odn andFovann *otero. Eontemporary, pe=oratveusaBe of an s a msnomerdescr9nB someone who deceves and

manpulates others for BanA "personal or not,the Ban s mmateral, only acton matters,nsofar as t affects results$.

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)e Duc 'ho a Letnamese revolutonary, Beneral,dplomat, and poltcan, and are the onlytwo people to do ths thnB.


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ean&Jaul Eharles (ymard was a :rencheHstentalst phlosopher, playwrBht,novelst, screenwrter, poltcal actvst,9oBrapher, and lterary

crtc.

3e was awarded the 1@2- No9el Jr;e n)terature 9ut refused the honour.

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[ Gn$[was the %#th Jresdent of the Unted !tates.

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the %7th century, wth ohn :. ennedy 9enB the

last. [ *ut he s stll remem9ered for a name Bven to

somethnB n (laska 9y an ade of hs, durnB the

1/@5 Jresdental campaBn.'hs ade, durnB hscampaBn,ostens9ly had met many slver mnerswho ;ealously promoted Democratc presdentalcanddate 6llam ennnBs *ryanCs deal of a

slver standard, nsprnB hm to retalate 9ynamnB the after a stronB proponent ofthe Bold standard. 3e sad he wanted to namesomethnB much 9B and conspcous that peoplecant forBet t.

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[3e was an Indan statesman , descendant of afamly whch had held varous appontments,frst under the (dl !hah knBs of *=apur, thenunder the Delh emperors .3e was consderedthe Breatest Jrme 4nster of .

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of the country for hs contr9utons n varouswarsTcampaBns

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(e Dl 3a 4ushkl from the 1@#2 move EIDs nspred 9y ths sonB&Q(ye dl ha mushkl

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hyBene, preparaton methods, ?ualty of oland consstency n taste

['he functon featured a competton amonB %5

professonal makers to fnd one that could9e used as the standard for the 9randed to 9e launched at 177 outlets soon, sad"4LL!$ presdent !an=ay Furav.

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P :or eHample, many stores featurnB !herlock3olmes, orBnally created 9y (rthur Eonan Doyle,have 9een wrtten as snce the authorCs tme.

P Q*oheman RhapsodyQ 9y Gueen s unusual as t s

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matelasse.

'he K s controlled 9y punched cards wthpunched holes, each row of whch corresponds

to one row of the desBn.

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processnB.

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