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Javadieh, Razavi Khorasan
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Javadieh (Persian: جواديه, also Romanized as Javādīeh; also known as Chambar Ghorbāl) is a village in Miyan Velayat Rural District, in the Central District
Narayangad
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environment. Above the fort there are small waterponds named Narayantake, and Chambar Take. At the highest point of the fort there is a temple of the Goddess
Suffering bastard
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wearethemighty.com. Retrieved 8 February 2019. "A Suffering Bastard". www.chambar .com. Retrieved 8 February 2019. "History of the Suffering Bastard". www
Tanbur
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well as the Kurdish tanbur. Until the early twentieth century, the names chambar and jumbush were applied to instruments in northern Iraq. In India the
Grigor Danielyan
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Yere1, retrieved March 22, 2022 Դեպի Ճամբար, Սերիա 1 / To the Camp / Depi Chambar , retrieved March 22, 2022 Հարս Չկա, Սերիա 1 / No Bride / Hars Chka, retrieved
Shirur, Maharashtra
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Marvadis migrated here in the 19th century. During the British Raj, the Chambar Samaj had several horse stables around it, and many Muslims were employed
Kudal (Satara)
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castes which include Maratha, Kumbhar,Nhavi, Gondhali, Matang, Boudhh, Chambar , Mali, Lohar, Shimpi,Bhoi,Vadar,Katvadi,Mang and Koshthi peoples.[citation
Vele, Satara
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which include Maratha (Marathi: मराठा), Hindu-teli(तेली), Mang, Boudhh, Chambar , Mali, Lohar, Shimpi, Kosthi etc., live here. Maratha comprise the majority
List of Anna & Kristina's Grocery Bag episodes
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2009 (2009-07-08) Yes Guest chef: Nico Schuermans, chef. Executive chef at Chambar Restaurant in Vancouver, BC. Verdict – Anna: Buy; Kristina: Buy; Overall:
History of lute-family instruments
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as well as the Kurdish tembûr. Until the early 20th century, the names chambar and jumbush were applied to instruments in northern Iraq. In India the