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Many India(S).
Many people live in India. But now I recognized strictly and authentically that many (more than one type) Indians and Indias live in India.
Say for instance Christians are British or States Indias. And over beloved Hindus are...
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Iranian Christian Nora Khachatourian holds her relative, Parlin, as they light candles during a Christmas Eve mass at the St. Grigor Armenian Catholic church in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2008. Iran’s population of 70 million includes about...
