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Events of 2012
As the year 2012 passes by and with
all the predictions and claims about this year, the year has been quite an
eventful year for India. The year 2012 witnessed a lot of high's and lows, so
keeping that in mind we have handpicked the major events that happened in India
this year and given below a month wise account of those events.January 2012
On January 11th, The Union government informing the rules of allowing 100% foreign direct investment (FDI) in single-brand retail, making way for international brands to set up stores in the country and boost sourcing from local manufacturers.
February 2012
On February 2nd, Supreme Court cancels 122 licenses given by A.Raja in 2G spectrum scam, declaring it as illegal and blamed the government's flawed first-come-first-served policy.
March 2012
6th March 2012 - Election results for five state assemblies were announced, the emerged winners were - Samajwadi Party from Uttar Pradesh, Indian National Congress from Manipur & Uttarakhand, Bhartiya Janata Party from Goa, Shiromani Akali Dal - BJP combine from Punjab.
The Indian Rail Budget 2012-13 was presented on March 14th and the Union Budget 2012-13 was presented on March 16th in the Parliament.
April 2012
On April 18th, a major fire broke out in the signaling system at Kurla, Mumbai which brought the Central and Harbour line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway to a standstill. The total loss was to the Central Railway was expected to be INR 17 crore.
May 2012
On May 13th, the Indian parliament celebrates its 60th anniversary.
On May 27th, Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Chennai Super Kings by five wickets and emerged as winners to lift their first ever Indian Premier League (IPL) title at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
July 2012
The month of July saw the death of the legendary wrestling champion and actor, Dara Singh on 12 July and also death of celebrated veteran Bollywood actor and director, Rajesh Khanna on 18 July.
On July 22nd, Pranab Mukherjee was
elected as India's 13th President after an easy win against his competitor P.A.
Sangma. On July 30th and 31st, the country faced a massive power crisis as three grids i.e. the Northern, Eastern and North-Eastern grids failed causing a major blackout in half of India disrupting normal life in 19 states and the union territory of India - Delhi.
August 2012
On August 5th, flash floods hit the states of Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu causing loss of over 30 lives and triggering landslides causing damage to property worth lakhs.
On August 18th, the Karnataka government arrested six people on charges of attack, intimidation or sending "false" SMSes to people from northeast which led to the mass exodus of more than 30,000 Northeast people who flee from South back to their states in Northeast.
September 2012
On September 6th, a fire broke out in a fire cracker factory near Sivakasi in Tamil Nadu killing at least 38 people and injuring more than 50 people.
October 2012
On October 21st, the renowned Hindi film producer, director, script writer, Yash Chopra dies at the age of 80 in Mumbai.
On October 31st, Cyclone Nilam hits the north Tamil Nadu coast near Mahabalipuram, and continues its destructive path with heavy rains and strong winds for the next 3 to 4 days.
November 2012
On November 17th, the well-known Indian politician, founder and chief of the Shiv Sena, Bal Thackeray passed away in Mumbai as he died of a cardiac arrest.
On November 21st, Ajmal Kasab was hanged in Pune's Yerwada Central Jail on account of the 2008 Mumbai Attacks.
December 2012
On December 7th, the UPA government answered the opposition by winning a Rajya Sabha vote on FDI in retail by 21 votes and announced that now there are no hurdles in India's reforms process.
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
ਆਮ ਜਾਣਕਾਰੀ
1.
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What is the ratio of length and
breadth of Indian National Flag?
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3:2
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2.
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Which was
the first occasion when our national song was sung for the first time?
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1896
session of Indian National Congress
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3.
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When our
national Anthem was was first sung?
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December
27, 1911 Calcutta
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4.
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How much
is the playing time of our National Anthem?
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Approx 52
seconds
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5.
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What is
the name of the first month of National Calendar of India?
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Chaitra
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6.
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Who built
Jama masjid?
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Shahjahan
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7.
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Whose
court visited Sir Thomas Roe?
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Jehangir
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8.
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Where is
situated the battlefield of Plassy?
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West
Bengal
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9.
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In which
year the first battle of plassy was fought?
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1757
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10.
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In the
third battle of Panipat, who defeated Marathas?
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Afgans
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11.
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In which
year the battle of HaldiGhati was fought?
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1576
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12.
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In which
year battle of Talikota was fought ?
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1565
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13.
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What was
the name of Harsha’s Capital?
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Kannaauj
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14.
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What was
the name of the Chinese pilgrim who visited during the reign of
Harshavardhana?
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Hiuen
Tsang
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15.
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During
whose reign Ajanta period was built?
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Guptas
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16.
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What was
the real name of “Vikramaditya” ?
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ChandraGupta
II
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17.
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Which war
strategy Shivaji Used against Moghuls?
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Guerilla
Warfare
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18.
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Where is
Vidyasagar Setu?
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Kolkata
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19.
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“Thein
Dam” is being constructed on which river?
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Ravi
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20.
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On which
river the “Gandhi Sagar dam” is being constructed?
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Chambal
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21.
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Srisailam
Hydroelectric Project is based upon which river?
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Krishna
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22.
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Who
discovered the laws of planetary motion?
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Johannes
Kepler
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23.
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Who
invented elevator?
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EG Otis
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24.
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Who
invented Radar ?
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Robert
Watson Watt
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Saturday, 23 February 2013
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
One Word Substitute
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97.
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Something that cannot be imitated
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Inimitable
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98.
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One who doesn't know how to read and write
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Illiterate
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99.
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A person's peculiar habit
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Idiosyncrasy
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100.
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An animal who preys on other animals
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Predator
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101.
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Violating the sanctity of a church
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Sacrilege
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102.
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One who can throw his voice
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Ventriloquist
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103
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Place
or building where nuns live and work
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Convent
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104
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A
small piece of machinery used for arithmetical calculation
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Calculator
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105
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The
art of beautiful handwriting
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Calligraphy
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106
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A
Picture drawn to make people laugh
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Caricature
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107
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One
who believes things very easily
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Credulous
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108
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Pertaining
to cooking or the kitchen
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Culinary
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109
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Tools,
like knives, used for cutting
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Cutlery
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110
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A
person or thing that attracts everyone’s attention
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Cynosure
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111
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Hair
on the sides of a man’s face
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Whiskers
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112
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A
wife whose husband has died
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Widow
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113
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A
husband whose wife has died
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Widower
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114
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To run away with a lover in order to get married secretly
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Elope
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115
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A person who secretly listens to the conversation of others
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Eavesdropper
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116
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Practice of getting secret information
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Espionage
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117
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Rules of formal behavior in society
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Etiquette
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118
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To make a mountain of a mole hill
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Exaggerate
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119
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To dig the earth to find something
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Excavate
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120
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To give one thing and get another in return
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Exchange
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121
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Medicine which loosens the bowels
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Laxative
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122
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A wicked man
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Villain
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123
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Having a desire for revenge
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Vindictive
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124
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A girl or woman who is sexually pure
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Virgin
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125
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Having manly qualities of strength etc.
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Virile
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126
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Which can be seen
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Visible
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127
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A oral test
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Viva-Voce
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128
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Concerned with the love
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Vocal
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129
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A stretch of land surrounded by hills
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Valley
|
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130
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A sea-journey in a ship
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Voyage
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131
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Which can be wounded or injured
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Vulnerable
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132
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A place for keeping clothes
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Wardrobe
|
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133
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A book in which accounts are kept
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Ledger
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134
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Anything that a person gets after death of another
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Legacy
|
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135
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Connected with law
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Legal
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136
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A law making body
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Legislature
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137
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A person who compiles a dictionary
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Lexicographer
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138
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The equipment of a soldier, sailor or traveler
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Kit
|
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139
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The young one of a cat
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Kitten
|
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140
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Not carring for the suffering of others
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Callous
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141
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A vote which decides the matter
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Casting-Vote
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142
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A systematic list of books in a library
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Catalogue
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One Word Substitute
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48.
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A place where orphans live
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Orphanage
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49.
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That which cannot be described
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Indescribable
|
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50.
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That which cannot be imitated
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Inimitable
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51.
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That which cannot be avoided
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Inevitable
|
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52.
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A position for which no salary is paid
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Honorary
|
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53.
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That which cannot be defended
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Indefensible
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54.
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Practice of having several wives
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Polygamy
|
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55.
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Practice of having several husbands
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Polyandry
|
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56.
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Practice of having one wife or husband
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Monogamy
|
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57.
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Practice of having two wives or husbands
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Bigamy
|
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58.
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That which is not likely to happen
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Improbable
|
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59.
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People living at the same time
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Contemporaries
|
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60.
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A book published after the death of its author
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Posthumas
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61.
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A book written by an unknown author
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Anonymous
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62.
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A life history written by oneself
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Autobiography
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63.
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A life history written by somebody else
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Biography
|
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64.
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People who work together
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Colleagues
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65.
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One who eats too much
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Glutton
|
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66.
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That which cannot be satisfied
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Insatiable
|
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67.
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One who questions everything
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Cynic
|
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68.
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A flesh eating animal
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Carnivorous
|
|
69.
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A grass eating animal
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Herbivorous
|
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70.
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One who lives in a foreign country
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Immigrant
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71.
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To transfer one's authority to another
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Delegate
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72.
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One who is a newcomer
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Neophyte
|
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73.
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That which is lawful
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Legal
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74.
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That which is against law
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Illegal
|
|
75.
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One who is unmarried
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Celibate
|
|
76.
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A game in which no one wins
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Draw
|
|
77.
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A study of man
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Anthropology
|
|
78.
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A study of races
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Ethnology
|
|
79.
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A study of the body
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Physiology
|
|
80
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A study of animals
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Zoology
|
|
81.
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A study of birds
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Ornithology
|
|
82.
|
A study of ancient things
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Archaeology
|
|
83.
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A study of derivation of words
|
Etymology
|
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84.
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Murder of a human being
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Homicide
|
|
85.
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Murder of a father
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Patricide
|
|
86.
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Murder of a mother
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Matricide
|
|
87.
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Murder of an brother
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Fratricide
|
|
88.
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Murder of an infant
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Infanticide
|
|
89.
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Murder of self
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Suicide
|
|
90.
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Murder of the king
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Regicide
|
|
91.
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To free somebody from all blame
|
Exonerate
|
|
92.
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To write under a different name
|
Pseudonym
|
|
93.
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A thing no longer in use
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Obsolete
|
|
94.
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A handwriting that cannot be read
|
Illegible
|
|
95.
|
Words written on the tomb of a person
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Epitaph
|
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96.
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One who is greedy for money
|
Avaricious
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