In 1969, Asian Survey (then Asian Review) - an Asian studies academic journal of University of California, Berkeley - produced a report on The Doon School as a part of their project which documented Indian history after the entry of East India Company.
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The growing entry of refugees from the east, at the border with Sudan, has increased tension and misery to an already forsaken land.
With the renewal of U.S.-Uzbek relations and the entry of South Korea, a vibrant, democratic East Asian economic powerhouse into the country, Russia may not want to push Karimov further away by overtly endorsing hydroelectric projects that make him feel insecure vis-à-vis his water rich neighbors to the east.
The child of Jewish immigrants, he scrambled for entry into the East Coast foreign policy establishment, at that time a largely WASP preserve.
Views of East European Jewish refugees.
Marble deposits of east Tennessee.
There are three doors on the east side to permit the entry of wagons.
20 Structured data entry templates and clinical facilitation in the east London practices studied enabled routine entry of high-quality data using agreed code sets for recording CV risk factors.
Perth Amboy, city and port of entry, Middlesex county, east-central New Jersey, U.S. It lies at the mouth of the Raritan River, on Raritan Bay, at the southern end of Arthur Kill (channel), there bridged to Tottenville, Staten Island, New York City.
