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September 8, 2011 at 4:47 AM
Pallium India (www.palliumindia.org) would like to blog on the Casey Shannon story, acknowledging your remarkable website of course. We would also like to write on this in the Indian language Malayalam for our monthly publication www.palliumindia.org/sahayatra. This is to seek your permission.
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I just received my board results from Oct 2012.
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