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Coca-cola has become the favourite drink to many people all over the world, Coca-cola was sold in more than 200 areas. The Coca-cola formula was found by John Pemberton during 1885 in Colombus, Georgia, United States. Initially John Pemberton make the Coca-cola formula to be used as the medicine formula. Pemberton claimed the formula Coca-cola could cure various disease, for example morphine addiction, the digestive problem, neurasthenia, headache and impotent. Pemberton used the formula of Coca-cola inspired from the cocawine that Angelo Mariani find. The name of Coca-cola was taken from the Coca leaves and Cola nuts. According to the story,Pemberton the Coca-cola formula used the mixture ...
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LOUISVILLE — Pete Harman was building a successful burger business in Utah when a white-haired, goateed acquaintance from Kentucky showed up unexpectedly and offered to cook a fried chicken dinner. Colonel Harland Sanders had a business proposition. He was certain that one helping of his specialty chicken, coated with a blend of 11 herbs and spices, would persuade Mr. Harman to add chicken to his menu. Mr. Harman was hooked after a few bites. Soon, his restaurant was promoting the dish, called Kentucky Fried Chicken. The chicken became an instant hit in that August of 1952 as customers lined up outside the Salt Lake City eatery to take home dinners by the bucketful...
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STORY OF KARAMBIR SINGH KANG-THE SAVIOUR OF TAJ HOTELS MUMBAI 26/11 Karambir wasn’t supposed to be his name. At 22, Kanwaljit Kang was married and pregnant. One night, she had a dream. A saint opened the Sikh holy book and said, “Name your baby, a son, Dusht Daman.” Kanwaljit only laughed. Such a hard name for a child, she thought. The name meant “Destroyer of demons”. The saint was right. A boy was born. For eight months, he went without a name. Finally, Kanwaljit and her husband Jagtar went to a nearby saint to ask for another name. A name not so rough. But the saint said the name should stay. Still, Kanwaljit resisted it. No, we must give him something more modern, she thought. A soft...
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JULEKHA ANJUM
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thank you all for appreciation...
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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The inspired one....A very soulful.....A person did justice to his name...A man serve the country....A JULEKHA 's story giving right place to a right person.Wonderful. Thanks,.M Manish for refferal.
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STORY OF KARAMBIR SINGH KANG-THE SAVIOUR OF TAJ HOTELS MUMBAI 26/11 Karambir wasn’t supposed to be his name. At 22, Kanwaljit Kang was married and pregnant. One night, she had a dream. A saint opened the Sikh holy book and said, “Name your baby, a son, Dusht Daman.” Kanwaljit only laughed. Such a hard name for a child, she thought. The name meant “Destroyer of demons”. The saint was right. A boy was born. For eight months, he went without a name. Finally, Kanwaljit and her husband Jagtar went to a nearby saint to ask for another name. A name not so rough. But the saint said the name should stay. Still, Kanwaljit resisted it. No, we must give him something more modern, she thought. A soft...
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JULEKHA ANJUM
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thank you all for appreciation...
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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The inspired one....A very soulful.....A person did justice to his name...A man serve the country....A JULEKHA 's story giving right place to a right person.Wonderful. Thanks,.M Manish for refferal.
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American Stock Exchanges : American Stock Exchange (AMEX) Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) NASDAQ Stock Exchange Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) European Stock Exchanges: London Stock Exchange (LSE) London Metal Exchange (LME) Irish Stock Exchange (ISE) Italian Stock Exchange (BIT) Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE) OMX Stock Exchanges (OMX) Moscow Stock Exchange (MICEX) Athens Stock Exchange (ASE) Asian and Pacific Stock Exchanges: Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE) Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Hyderabad Stock Exchange (HSE) Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) Singapore Exchange (SGX) Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) Karachi Stock Excha...
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Stock markets refer to a market place where investors can buy and sell stocks. The price at which each buying and selling transaction takes is determined by the market forces (i.e. demand and supply for a particular stock). Let us take an example for a better understanding of how market forces determine stock prices. ABC Co. Ltd. enjoys high investor confidence and there is an anticipation of an upward movement in its stock price. More and more people would want to buy this stock (i.e. high demand) and very few people will want to sell this stock at current market price (i.e. less supply). Therefore, buyers will have to bid a higher price for this stock to match the ask price from the selle...
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Indians have become selfish
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They have learnt to adapt themselves
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ಅಶ್ವಥ್ ಶೆಟ್ಟಿ
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Globalization consist of lots of improvement not in the culture itself but in the way of living. that does not really shows that india is going to be selfish. .. all what matter is the ideology of our low qualified politicians. www.indiagarage.com
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in my opinion we are socially and culturally rich country bt from past few years we are running just for money not for development. globalisation was meant to make the world a single platform but somehow india is loosing its own identity and purity.
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AMISH
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It is a senseless mad rush as you can see from 9AM till 6 PM. Everybopdy is geared up and there is little time for any one who is not connected to their immediacy. In this rush, we do not even stop to think where it is leading us. We have to get...
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