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Examples
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But her apparent attempt to address Latinas as "Cholas" also hit a sour note for some, because of its meanings for specific cultures - both good and bad.
The Guardian World News Ben Trott 2011
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But with the art of the Cholas the sexual nature of the gods is strongly implied rather than directly stated — in the extraordinary swinging, dancing rhythm of these eternally still figures with their curving torsos and slender arms.
India: The Place of Sex Dalrymple, William 2008
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In "Cholas, White Fence, East L.A." her four female Mexican-American subjects stand in front of a mural of the heroes of the Mexican revolution (who they thought were local mariachis) with tough stances and defiant faces, flashing their gang's hand signs, one of them holding a baby.
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There is reason to believe that some of the images of goddesses were modeled on actual Chola queens, and physical grace and sexual prowess seem to have been regarded among the Cholas not as private matters but as vital and admired attributes in a ruler.
India: The Place of Sex Dalrymple, William 2008
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With the defeat of the Cholas in Sri Lanka in 1070 CE and the establishment of the new capital at Polonnaruwa, the Theravada bhikshu ordination lineage was re-established in Sri Lanka by bhikshus invited from Pagan.
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With the defeat of the Cholas in Sri Lanka in 1070 CE and the establishment of the new capital at Polonnaruwa, the Theravada bhikshu ordination lineage was re-established in Sri Lanka by bhikshus invited from Pagan.
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It should also be noted that the Sinhalese the past 2000 years have used the Malayalees (called Cheras) to fend of the Pandyas-Cholas (who form the Tamils of Tamil Nadu) 3 -- North Indians hate South Indians and this hatred was further exarcebated by the Tamils opposition to Hindi a north Indian tongue.
Why are South Indians so smart? Steve Sailer 2002
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As viceroy before accession, he was converted from Jainism to Vishnu by Ramanuja, at that time a refugee from Saiva persecution by the Cholas.
1076-1147 2001
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The Chalukyas of Kalyani (near Bombay) were restored to power by Taila II (or Tailapa), who spent his reign fighting the Cholas and Paramaras.
c. 870-88 2001
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Despite a somewhat elaborate administrative structure connecting the king to the realm, villages had significant degrees of autonomy under the Cholas.
c. South India 2001
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