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The third and last day of 'Amaethon' organised on the theme of 'Breaking Barriers:
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The third and last day of 'Amaethon' organised on the theme of 'Breaking Barriers:
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Amaethon '10 best agribiz meet in Asia-Pacific region
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Ahmedabad: Entering its sixth year in 2010, IIM-A's 'Amaethon' has established itself on a large-scale being recognised as the most distinguished Agribusiness summit in Asia Pacific bringing together on a single platform thinkers and policy makers from the technological industry, academic circles and government in order to interact with the enthusiastic, young minds, present from some of the best colleges in the country.
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Ahmedabad: Entering its sixth year in 2010, IIM-A's 'Amaethon' has established itself on a large-scale being recognised as the most distinguished Agribusiness summit in Asia Pacific bringing together on a single platform thinkers and policy makers from the technological industry, academic circles and government in order to interact with the enthusiastic, young minds, present from some of the best colleges in the country.
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Amaethon '10 best agribiz meet in Asia-Pacific region
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Ahmedabad: Entering its sixth year in 2010, IIM-A's 'Amaethon' has established itself on a large-scale being recognised as the most distinguished Agribusiness summit in
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Ahmedabad: Entering its sixth year in 2010, IIM-A's 'Amaethon' has established itself on a large-scale being recognised as the most distinguished Agribusiness summit in
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Amaethon furnishes us with two hitherto-unknown triads - the 'Three Unfrequented Graves' and the 'Three Chief Warrior-Women of the Island of Britain'.
languagehat.com 2008
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Even in late Welsh legend Amaethon (old Celtic _Ambactonos_), the patron god of farming (Welsh _Amaeth_), and Gofannon, the patron god of the metal-worker (Welsh _gof_, Irish _gobha_), were not quite forgotten, and the prominence of the worship of the counterparts of Mercury and Minerva in Gaul in historic times was due to the sense of respect and gratitude, which each trade and each locality felt for the deity who had rid the land of monsters, and who had brought man into the comparative calm of civilised life.
Celtic Religion in Pre-Christian Times Edward Anwyl 1890
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