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... became jewelers , barbers , tailors , shopkeepers , storeowners , mechanics etc. While Indians contributed to the rural economy mainly as workers on sugar and banana plantations , they also contributed as peasant farmers and small ...
... became jewelers , barbers , tailors , shopkeepers , storeowners , mechanics etc. While Indians contributed to the rural economy mainly as workers on sugar and banana plantations , they also contributed as peasant farmers and small ...
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... became more thoughtful and innovative . Pottery designs became more refined and a new type of blackware appeared . During the third period , large menhirs – vertical stone monuments were erected in Burzahom . These striking structures ...
... became more thoughtful and innovative . Pottery designs became more refined and a new type of blackware appeared . During the third period , large menhirs – vertical stone monuments were erected in Burzahom . These striking structures ...
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... became the city's signature tune . Songs picturised on him with his appropriate comic acting became so popular that distributors of films often demanded incorporation of at least one such song in each of his films . He had virtually ...
... became the city's signature tune . Songs picturised on him with his appropriate comic acting became so popular that distributors of films often demanded incorporation of at least one such song in each of his films . He had virtually ...
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