GNIT

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GNIT	Greater Noida Institute of Technology (India)

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"Grandmother Gnit made me the mittens, and she's one of the Fuddles."

I sometimes put Grandmother Gnit together myself, because I know her so well I can tell every piece that belongs to her.

Just then Omby Amby found a hand with a knitting needle in it, and they decided to put Grandmother Gnit together.

The Lord High Chigglewitz sat at the head of the table and Grandmother Gnit at the foot, and the guests had a merry time and thoroughly enjoyed themselves.

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First-year students of GNIT funded a donation activity by themselves to provide study materials and refreshments to 60 kids of the nearby primary school under No.

GNIT Concludes Its Week-Long Program to Celebrate Moulana Abul Kalam Azad's Birth Anniversary

Gnit tasked Gotham-based Wolohan with portraying a character called Town, a solo representation of the argumentative rabble of townsfolk who spend much of the play in pursuit of the title character.

Four on the floor: these legiters are ready to climb to the next stage: with works that included oddball astronauts and the ability to play a crowd of one, up-and-comers wowed auds at the Humana Fest

(77.) Anna Gnit, "For a Progressive Children's Movement" in Unite the Youth.

Raised in the spirit of the class struggle: children, youth, and the interwar Ukrainian left in Canada