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Reporting from Siliguri - Ryot broke out in the foot hill of the Himalayas in North Bengalon Saturday mornig, with large part of the Dooars witnessing bloody street fight between the Nepali speaking population and Adivasis.
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Anglo – Indian Ryot, lit. a liege, a subject; secondarily a peasant, a Fellah.
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Thus, when a Ryot (or subject) is in want of money, he goes to his Rajah or chief to lend it him, because he alone can do so.
The Golden Chersonese and the way thither Isabella Lucy 2004
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Thus, when a Ryot (or subject) is in want of money, he goes to his Rajah or chief to lend it him, because he alone can do so.
The Golden Chersonese and the Way Thither Isabella Lucy 1883
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Ryot registers bumper harvest through SRI method pollution have ranchers in the Flint Hills concerned.
WN.com - Articles related to USDA sharpens rules for organic milk, meat 2010
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Ryot registers bumper harvest through SRI method agriculture minister was not alone responsible for price rise of
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Special Correspondent Ryot bodies plan rally to highlight farmers 'problems
WN.com - Articles related to Meet on resource conservation tech in agriculture begins 2010
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Estimated at about 600 people, Saturday's electrifying crowd both rooted and jeered their favorite ECW wrestlers, including WWF legends Brutus the Barber Beefcake and Barry Hardy, along with local favorites like the sensational Jonnny Puma, Pepper Parks, Warpath and even the demonic Ryot.
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The Dr. Knisely Bridge is one of several bridges that are located close together in the northwestern part of the county, along with Ryot, Snook's, Cuppett's and Bowser's bridges.
The Altoona Mirror 2010
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A leditious Word leads to a Broyl, and a Ryot Un - puniih'd, is but next door to a Tumult: So that the Bearing of One In - dignity draws on Another.
Fables of Æsop, and other eminent mythologists : with morals and reflexions. 1692
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