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I can go from Asian underground to Mozart or Bach, or the French Impressionist composers, to Sly and the Family Stone or Balachander, Mali and Vilayapatti Subramanyam.
Be specific: John McLaughlin on jazz greats and technology Aaron Leitko 2010
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When the course was over, the famous director K Balachander signed up the young actor for his new Tamil films Apporva Ragangal and Moonru Mudichu.
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Researchers Balachander Krishnamurthy of AT&T Labs and Craig E. Wills of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute explained how this is done in a paper published in 2009.
CNET News.com 2011
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Meanwhile, in other research, Balachander Krishnamurthy at AT&T Labs Research and Craig E. Wills of Worcester Polytechnic Institute recently discovered hard evidence of what many privacy advocates feared: Tracking data about what pages you click to are increasingly getting commingled with personal information you disclose on popular websites and on the premier social networks in alarming ways.
USATODAY.com News 2011
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Wills and his colleague, AT&T Labs researcher Balachander
ARN News 2010
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I just want to download the old movies like Maniratnam hits, Balachander hits and not the new releases ...?
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When Balachander took the microphone, he said, 'you may all be wondering why I prostrated before the Chief Minister.
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S Balachander, the great Veena artist (as also the movie personality) celebrated the Silver Jubilee of his Veena performance in 1968.
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The audience was nonplussed especially because Balachander was known for his self-esteem!
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As soon as the Chief Minister stepped on to the dais, Balachander tied his Angavastram onto his waist as a mark of respect and prostrated before Anna.
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