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EKAM

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EKAMEast Kent Advanced Motorcyclists (UK)
EKAMEidikes Katastaltikes Antitromokratikes Monades (Greece; police counter-terrorist force)
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Jackson collaborated with Rahman on Ekam Satyam track in 1999.
MJ to be "subject" at A.R. Rahman's music conservatory by Asian News International
ekagarikah: aikagarikat caure, (The word ekagarika means 'a theif'); ekagaram sodha, (there are six types of ekagaram); ekam asahayam agaram prayojanam asya jighamsor aikagarika iti, (the killer or the terrorist who has a lone motive, and thus he is called aikagarika); mumusisor aikagarika iti va (the desirous of stealing is also otherwise called aikagarika); Aikagarika lexically means just a person who has a lone abode.
Bhartrhari on linguistic understanding by Dash, Achyutananda / Creative Forum
A description of the actual situation with respect to key account problems is followed by a model of EKAM influencing factors that is theoretically developed and empirically tested.
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