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All the Indian producers would chip in, and Miss Pimple Billimoria, to guarantee her silence, was to be offered a showcase supporting role featuring at least two dance numbers.
The Satanic Verses Rushdie, Salman 1967
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"While currency is certainly an issue, solely looking at currency manipulation misses the larger points," spokesman Jim Billimoria said last week in an e-mail.
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Cunningham burst past Billimoria and another pal, Mike Cordaro.
NHL.com Feature Stories Bob Condor | NHL.com Editor-in-Chief 2010
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Billimoria and his two friends all graduated from the downstate University of Illinois and settled in Chicago's trendy Lincoln Park.
NHL.com Feature Stories Bob Condor | NHL.com Editor-in-Chief 2010
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"The waiting list is 8,000 people," Billimoria said.
NHL.com Feature Stories Bob Condor | NHL.com Editor-in-Chief 2010
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"We started coming [to United Center] when the home games went on TV," Billimoria said.
NHL.com Feature Stories Bob Condor | NHL.com Editor-in-Chief 2010
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The vehicle's driver can pull up views from front and back, control the display's brightness and contrast and move a protective shield around the sights, Billimoria said.
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The vehicle's driver can pull up views from front and back, control the display's brightness and contrast and move a protective shield around the sights, Billimoria said.
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'It is fine that India has a 300-million strong middle class, who make up the clan of consumers, but the abject poverty is shocking,' Billimoria said.
India eNews 2008
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The India-born Billimoria is the first Parsi to enter the prestigious House of Lords.
India eNews 2008
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