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  • Cover of: Java 1.5 Tiger: A Developer's Notebook (Java 5,Version 1.5)
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    Java (Computer program language) Java Java (computer program language) First published in 2004
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  • Cover of: Java 5. 0 Tiger: a Developer's Notebook
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  • Cover of: Java 2, v5.0 (Tiger): new features

    Java (Computer program language) Java (langage de programmation) Java (computer program language) First published in 2004
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  • Cover of: The Blue Revolution: another environmental disaster in Indonesia
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    CHAPTER 5: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AQUACULTURE ON JAVA'S NORTH COAST
    5.3 THE CASE OF PEKALONGAN, CENTRAL JAVA
    7.2 ECONOMIC RETURNS FROM TIGER PRAWN FARMING
    8.5 STRENGTHENING RESEARCH, INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY
    7.1 CENTRAL JAVA SHRIMP PONDS IN THE 1990S
    5.1 EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF AQUACULTURE
    5.2 SHRIMP POND SYSTEMS IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY
    CHAPTER 6: SHRIMP FARMS ON THE NORTH COAST OF JAVA SINCE 1975 - BOOM AND BUST
    First published in 2001
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  • Cover of: The Air Forces News Letter: Jan. 1942 - Dec. 1942

    Our Air Offensive in the Aleutians 5
    U.S. TIGERS CIAW JAPS 1
    HONOR ROLL 5
    "OLE MISS" GOES TO JAVA -- By Capt. Al Key 14
    GLIDERS FOR WAR By Capt. Herbert O. Johansen 5
    WAR CHANGES HIGH COMMANDS 5
    VOL. 25 JULY, 1942 NO. 5
    First published in 1942
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  • Cover of: A Heritage of Open Air Square Temple Discovered In Russia: A Ancient Hindu Shiva Temple Discovered in Russia
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    P.N. Oak 5 deals with the topic ‘India Kshatriaya rule from Bali to the Baltic and Korea to Kaba forgotten,’ and while narrating about Russia, states,” The name Soviet Russia originates in Sweta i.e. White Russia. Caspian Sea owes its origin to Sage Kashyap, a Vaidk explorer who colonized the region. His descendants were known as Baityas and Kashyaps. The ancient Kingdom of Hircania mentioned by Greek historians was located in the Caspian region. A Kaspian who ruled over Hircania is referred to in the Indian Puranas as Hiranya Kashyap. We have already observed earlier that that he had ordered his son prince Prahlad to be rolled down a mountain-side in the north-western frontier regions of the Indian Sub-continent. From this we can deduce that the Hirania Kingdom extended from the Caspian region to the north-western boundary of the Indian sub-continent at least.
    5. S.D. Kulkarni (ed.) Bhishma’s study of History and culture of India, Vol. III, The Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata, op. cit. Thane, Bombay, 1992, P. 309.
    “ But one pilgrimage there secures for one all merit and company of the Truly Great. (5). “
    “The Fire temple in Baku has quaint inscriptions. Local Indian merchants contribute towards the upkeep of the Temple. Some times a solitary Hindu Sadhu resides at the Temple in the midst of a heap of ashes. During the last days of Muslim rule in India, some holly men from the Punjab have also etched Gurmukhi inscriptions on the walls of that Fire temple. Though the existing building of the Temple may be of comparatively recent construction, the site being of immemorial antiquity, is likely to yield very valuable evidence if properly explored. The feminine name Svetalana in Russia is also very significant. Its corresponding Sanskrit form is Swetanana meaning” the fair-faced”. Samarkand means samarkhand. In that town what is believed to be Tamarlain’s tomb contains a Sculptural drawing called Soor-Sadul depicting a leaping Tiger against a rising Sun.. This shows that what is believed to be a Muslim tomb must have been an ancient palace of Sanskrit-speaking Indians because Sur means Soorya, the Sun and Sadul is Shardul meaning a Tiger in Sanskrit.
    5. Prof. Amaranth, SOME MISSING CHAPTERS OF WORLD HISTORY, Itihas Shodh Sansthan, New Delhi, 1973, p.9.
    2139-2001 Pradyot dynasty (5 Kings for 138 years).
    5. Appendix – 1.
    After the Mahabharata war, Yudhishthira the victor was coronated. Yudhishthira was followed by Parikshita, the grandson of Arjiuna, the pandava hero. Parikshita’s father Abhimanyu was killed in the Mahabharata war. According to S.D. Kulkarni, 5 when all the pandavas, learnt of the death of Krishna, they lost all interest in life. They crowned Parikshita, Abhimanyu’s son, as the king and left for pilgrimage.
    First published in 2010
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  • Cover of: A TOUR OF THE WORLD: A Global Guide to 197 Nations: Politics, History, Geography, and Economics for Students and Professionals
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    of the daily 7.5 trillion dollars global turnover. The service sector makes up 80 % of the GDP. UK is the second largest exporter of
    sugar and arrack production using cane plant cuttings imported from Java along with
    and Sweden: 13 to 10 million. The combined population of the top 91 countries is 7.5
    12.5 million in an Area: 26338. Its Languages are Kinyarwanda, French, English and
    of 1400 dollars. Its HDI is medium and time is UTC + 5.45. Nepal was admitted into the UN in 1955, and friendship treaties were signed with
    of rice and 5% of the required wheat. It is dependent on expensive food imports
    by a 26-year civil war from 1983 to 2009. Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam were
    HDI is 0.7532, high, and time is UTC-5. Colombia is a key member of major global and regional organisations including the
    and moves anticlockwise towards the west through 5 countries along the southern
    5 %. Of late the child mortality has fallen in the country and population control has
    First published in 2025
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