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... become rich by hook or by crook without having the least awareness of belonging to a nation . When freedom came India was a country , not a nation . Here was the rub . British rule had suc- ceeded in unifying India under one admini ...
... become rich by hook or by crook without having the least awareness of belonging to a nation . When freedom came India was a country , not a nation . Here was the rub . British rule had suc- ceeded in unifying India under one admini ...
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... becomes a weak and clumsy wagon , over - weighed with ill - arranged weighty terms . Pieces of Malayalam sentences are sewn together in the English pattern . Some- times they virtually become parodies of English sentences . When authors ...
... becomes a weak and clumsy wagon , over - weighed with ill - arranged weighty terms . Pieces of Malayalam sentences are sewn together in the English pattern . Some- times they virtually become parodies of English sentences . When authors ...
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... become , not without help from journal- ists , almost a synonym for extraction of tips .... " To trade " has become almost to mean " to cheat , " " to steal . " Manual labour is treated with contempt by the Leningrad senior high ...
... become , not without help from journal- ists , almost a synonym for extraction of tips .... " To trade " has become almost to mean " to cheat , " " to steal . " Manual labour is treated with contempt by the Leningrad senior high ...
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