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                        that only five Jain temples (one pictured) remain in the <span class="text-red">Kumbhariya</span>
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                        Was a Bajan nurse and midwife who was active in women’s rights issues. Campaigning for better pay and working in social welfare
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                        Was an Indian ayurvedic physician and the founder of the AVP Research Foundation, a non-profit research organisation promoting
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                        The Rhodesian mission in Lisbon (Portuguese: Missão da Rodésia em Lisboa), the capital of Portugal, operated from September 1965 to May 1975.
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                        It was a diplomatic mission representing Rhodesia (or Southern Rhodesia), initially as a self-governing colony of Britain and
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                        that only five Jain temples (one pictured) remain in the <span class="text-red">Kumbhariya</span>
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                        district of Gujarat out of hundreds that were destroyed by volcanic activity?
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                            <span class="item-title">Muriel Odessa “Nellie” Weekes</span>
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                        Was a Bajan nurse and midwife who was active in women’s rights issues. Campaigning for better pay and working in social welfare
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                        projects, she turned to politics in the 1940s at a time when most women were not politically active in Barbados.
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                        Was an Indian ayurvedic physician and the founder of the AVP Research Foundation, a non-profit research organisation promoting
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                        research in the Indian medicine system of Ayurveda and managing director of The Arya Vaidya Pharmacy (Coimbatore) Ltd.
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                        The Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland took place during the late 12th century, when Anglo-Normans gradually conquered and acquired
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                        large swathes of land from the Irish, which the kingdom of England then claimed sovereignty over.
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                        The Rhodesian mission in Lisbon (Portuguese: Missão da Rodésia em Lisboa), the capital of Portugal, operated from September 1965 to May 1975.
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                        It was a diplomatic mission representing Rhodesia (or Southern Rhodesia), initially as a self-governing colony of Britain and
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
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                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
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                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
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                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
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                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
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                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
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                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
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                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
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                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
 +
                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
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                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
 +
                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
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                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
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                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
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                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
 +
                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
 +
                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                        <div class="img-container"><img src="img/rocket.jpg" alt=""></div>
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                        <div>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                            <div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
 +
                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
 +
                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
 +
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
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                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
 +
                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
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                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
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                        <div class="img-container"><img src="img/rocket.jpg" alt=""></div>
 +
                        <div>
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                            <div class="item-title">Abu Ishaq Ibrahim</div>
 +
                            <div>
 +
                                Abu Ishaq was born on September 21, 953,[1] his father was <span class="text-red">Mu’izz al-Dawla</span>, while his mother was a
 +
                                daughter of the Dailamite officer Ispahdost. Abu Ishaq had four brothers named
 +
                                <span class="text-red">Bakhtiyar, Habashi, Marzuban, Abu Tahir</span>,
 +
                                and a sister named <span class="text-red">Zubayda</span>. Abu Ishaq, during his youth, was tutored in <span class="text-red">Baghdad.[2]</span>
 +
                            </div>
 +
                        </div>
 +
                    </div>
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