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There is suspicion the boat's passage may have been organised by a notorious people-smuggling kingpin known as "Rajam".
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The word one reads on the document is the Arab term «Rajam» (terms in Arabic are sometimes used in the Iranian legal vocabulary, as is the particular case here).
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Once escaped, Rajam finds herself thrown between a far-reaching conspiracy to reclaim a lost golden age and a bid to control a narcotic that could enslave or liberate the Iconnu.
Archive 2007-12-01 Michael May 2007
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Once escaped, Rajam finds herself thrown between a far-reaching conspiracy to reclaim a lost golden age and a bid to control a narcotic that could enslave or liberate the Iconnu.
New Stuff to Watch For: Avatar by Lisa Paitz Spindler Michael May 2007
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The six years of married life with Rajam, his wife, seem to have returned Narayan, while he was still in the midst of the long ordeal of growing up and finding a vocation for himself, to that "joy over nothing in particular" of his childhood.
The Great Narayan Mishra, Pankaj 2001
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The train starts to move; Rajam takes the book but says nothing: childhood has ended for him and he won't prolong it any further for Swami:
The Great Narayan Mishra, Pankaj 2001
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But Rajam, whose own attitude toward Swami has alternated between harsh indifference and brisk curiosity, is already remote.
The Great Narayan Mishra, Pankaj 2001
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A nervous Swami has gone to the railway station with another grown-up friend, Mani, to see Rajam off.
The Great Narayan Mishra, Pankaj 2001
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VISAKHAPATNAM: GMR Institute of Technology (GMRIT), Rajam, received a certificate of appreciation and a gold medal from Indian Red Cross Society for conducting a number of blood donation camps and enrolling a good number of donors.
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The Life of R.K. Narayan: Eknaath Nagarkar notes: How RK. used to communicate with the soul of his dead wife Rajam is explained in detail in my article appearing on the Ezine website.
California Literary Review William Bibbiani 2010
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