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| | The Sorbs or Wendish People |
 | | Source materials on the Texas Wends are to be found in the Concordia Historical Institute, St Louis, Mo., and the Texas District Archives of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod in Austin. |  | | The Christianization of the Wends began prior to the German conquest, but it was vigorously promoted by the Germans. |  | | The group that accompanied Kilian was interested in forming a single congregation, but the Wends who had settled earlier in Austin County did not join the settlement, and those whose occupations were suited to urban life remained in Houston. |
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http://members.aol.com/BeallComp/wends.htm
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| | About the Wends |
 | | On March 25, 1854, a new Lutheran congregation was organized at Dauban, to become the cornerstone of a large Wendish emigration. |  | | Most likely, the group chose Texas as its destination because of glowing reports returned by several families of Wends who had previously settled in Central Texas. |  | | Although the cholera had somewhat abated, another eighteen died at sea during the Atlantic crossing. |
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http://wendish.concordia.edu/html/about.htm
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| | Projekat Rastko - Luzica / Project Rastko - Lusatia |
 | | 39 His section on the Wends is relatively free of bias, but he too views the violence between Germans and Wends as avoidable, reprehensible, and largely the fault of greedy Saxons. |  | | Laying aside the old debate over whether the advent of Germanic Christianity elevated and instructed the pagans or whether it ruined any chance they had at forming Slavic states and preserving their cultural heritage, Kahl has shown that either interpretation does violence to the facts. |  | | If only feudal greed and religious bigotry had not interfered, if only colonization had been allowed, as it had on the American frontier, to proceed "naturally," then the Germans would have moved in quietly alongside the Wends, gradually converting them to Christianity by means of gentle persuasion. |
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http://www.rastko.org.yu/rastko-lu/istorija/eknox-destruction/eknox-destruction1.html
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| | The Conversion and Destruction of the Wends |
 | | When the Christians were ruled by lesser leaders, the Wends were able to regain their independence. |  | | Helmhold, too, "liberty," even having the Wends themselves say that their liberty was the reason for their rebellion. |  | | There is no doubt that the tribe was the strongest political unit of the Wends, inhibiting the formation of hereditary kingship that characterized the political history of other Slav peoples. |
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http://oit.boisestate.edu/sknox/thesis/chapt2.html
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| | Handbook of Texas Online: WENDS |
 | | Wends have never had an independent nation, and their homeland has always been surrounded by Germans. |  | | Most of the Wends in Serbin and all of the Wends who settled elsewhere had adopted German as their primary language by the time of World War I. qv |  | | In the fall of 1854 a newly established congregation of nearly 600 conservative Lutheran Wends, led by John Kilian, |
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http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/WW/plw1.html
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| | The Melting Pot - Wendish |
 | | These were a coherent Lutheran congregation led by Pastor Johann Kilian, the survivors of a disastrous sea journey, which had claimed the lives of more than a tenth of their number. |  | | Today some of the several thousands of individuals claiming Wendish descent are engaged in reviving memories of their heritage. |  | | For one thing, after the Reformation, many Wends became Protestants. |
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http://www.texancultures.utsa.edu/meltingpot/htms/wendish/wendish.htm
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| | The Wends (580-1218 AD) (DBA III-1a) |
 | | It is said that Harald Bluetooth taught the Wends to be sea raiders in order to annoy his foes, and if so, he was certainly effective, since they took to Baltic piracy with a vengeance. |  | | As a historical aside, although christianized and long subjected to German rule, the Wends have been able to maintain a distinct identity and language as Sorbs to the present day. |  | | Here a famous brotherhood of Vikings (i.e., the Joms-Vikings) founded by Harald's son, Svein Forkbeard, is supposed to have collected, fighting with the Wends against foreign invaders on land and sea. |
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http://www.fanaticus.org/dba/armies/III1a.html
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| | Sarmatian Review XV.2: Wilson |
 | | Pastor Johann (Jan) Kilian, the leader of the Texas Wends, was a Wendish patriot but considered himself 'just as much a German as a Wend', as he once wrote. |  | | In Texas, the descendants of these people have always called themselves Wends,' if not simply 'Germans,' and the rather artificial new term 'Sorbs' is unknown among them. |  | | Only after the transition to German had been completed, did English begin to make any kind of impression on the group. |
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http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~sarmatia/495/wilson.html
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| | Southwestern Archaeology - Messages |
 | | B16-HD-THE WENDS OF TEXAS;The smallest ethnic group of all -BY-By Christopher Swan, Staff correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor -DL-Serbin, Texas-TX- This little historical fragment -- or one quite similar to it -- buried in an obscure tome on Texas folklore, caught Sylvia Grider's eye one afternoon while she was browsing. |  | | Whether they left because of economic hardship, for religious freedom, or to use their own language is unclear. |  | | [ clipped ] ------------------- [ Speaking of TX culture and transformation, a story from the archives of the CSM, and a web site link, describe the Wends -- an ethnic group in TX. |
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http://www.swanet.org/zarchives/gotcaliche/alldailyeditions/97may/189.html
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| | The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod - Concordia, Austin, publishes book on Wends |
 | | More than 500 Lutheran Wends emigrated to Texas in 1854, and over the years established numerous Lutheran congregations. |  | | A Rock Against Alien Waves: The History of the Wends is available for $10, plus $5 shipping and handling, from Concordia University Press. |  | | To celebrate the 150th anniversary this fall of the Wendish immigration to the United States, Concordia University Press, the publishing arm of Concordia University at Austin, has published A Rock Against Alien Waves: The History of the Wends. |
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http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=6088
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| | The Wends [Archive] - Stormfront White Nationalist Community |
 | | Wends, my friend, are reported as far as the Adriatic Coast and Illyria. |  | | knight, archbishop Absalon began their raids against the Wends and for that matter against all the other heathen people along the southern and Eastern coast of the |  | | The Wends [Archive] - Stormfront White Nationalist Community |
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http://www.stormfront.org/archive/t-179300The_Wends.html
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| | Newsday: Entering the 'Ring' / As Tolkien's 'Lord' epic wends toward war, we meet 'Towers' kin and creatures@ HighBeam ... |
 | | Entering the 'Ring' / As Tolkien's 'Lord' epic wends toward war, we meet 'Towers' kin and creatures |  | | Newsday: Entering the 'Ring' / As Tolkien's 'Lord' epic wends toward war, we meet 'Towers' kin and creatures@ HighBeam Research |  | | While "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," which opens nationwide Wednesday, boasts its share of familiar faces - Frodo, Sam, Aragorn and others are right where we left them at the end of "Fellowship of the Ring" - it also introduces a bevy of new characters from the novels of J.R.R. Tolkien. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:70370796&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf
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| | History of the Christian Church, Volume IV: Mediaeval Christianity. A.D. 590-1073. (i.ii.xxviii) |
 | | The decisive victories which Otto I. gained over the Wends, gave him an opportunity to attempt, on a large scale, the establishment of the Christian church among them. |  | | Hence their fury against Christianity which, time after time, broke forth, volcano-like, and completely destroyed the work of the missionaries. |  | | He had become a Christian himself; but, indignant at the suppression which was practiced in the name of the Christian religion, he returned to heathenism, assembled the tribes at Rethre, one of the chief centres of Wendish heathendom, and began, in 983, a war which spread devastation all over Northern Germany. |
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http://www.ccel.org/ccel/schaff/hcc4.i.ii.xxviii.html
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| | Wendish Texans |
 | | The only larger group of Wends ever to leave Europe was a congregation of Lutherans led by Johann Kilian. |  | | By World War I most of the Wends in the state had adopted German. |  | | The Wends of Texas represent a small Slavic group of people who have never had an independent nation and who have undergone a double assimilation in Texas. |
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http://www.texancultures.utsa.edu/publications/texansoneandall/wendish.htm
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| | Wends - Wikipedia |
 | | A large part of the Wendish population of Prussia emigrated and went to the United States and to other countries like Australia -- countries that welcomed immigrants as a source of cheap labor. |  | | Wends are a sub-group of the Sorbs, a Slavic people who moved into Central Europe during the Völkerwanderung, most likely in response to pressure by the westward movement of peoples like Huns, and Avars. |  | | Moreover, the Wends who wished to continue living in the Empire were compelled to worship the form of Lutheranism preferred by the Germans. |
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http://nostalgia.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wends
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| | Search Results for "Wends" |
 | | Wends, or Sorbs, Slavic people (numbering about 60,000) of Brandenburg and Saxony, E Germany, in Lusatia. |  | | Wends (a Slavic people) settled the community in 1855. |  | | 782) to hold the conquests: Dane Mark, the Altmark (against the Wends), Thuringian Mark, Bohemian Mark, Ostmark (against the Avars), Friulian Mark... |
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http://www.bartleby.com/cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=colReference&query=Wends&x=12&y=7
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| | WHKMLA : History of the Wends, prior to 814 |
 | | At the time of Charlemagne, sources report of the OBODRITES who settled between the Baltic Sea and the lower Elbe in what is Mecklenburg today, the WILZI and HEVELLI in modern Brandenburg, the SORBS (LUSATIANS) in modern Saxony. |  | | The Conversion and destruction of the Wends, by E. |  | | The German settled area in Holstein was separated from the Baltic Sea by a small stretch of Slavic country, WAGRIA; the Wagrians were a branch of the Obodrites. |
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http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/germany/wends1.html
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| | "Windish" Wends from Hungary - Wendish Heritage Society of Australia |
 | | An article with the title "Windish Lutherans at Home and Abroad" published in The Lutheran Quarterly, the theological journal of the Lutheran Church of America and the American Lutheran Church in May 1955 has been sent to us by Archivist Lyall Kupke, after being located by Pastor Loffler. |  | | The author, Ernest A. Stiegler, traces the history of the Wends from when they dwelt along the River Vistula and were known as 'Venedi' to their move into Western Europe, calling themselves 'Slovenci' but being nick-named Wends by their neighbours. |  | | After the Reformation, some became Lutherans and in 1771 Rev Stephen Kuzmics translated the New Testament into Wendish. |
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http://www.wendishheritage.org.au/news/2005-04-14_090829.php
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| | Kievan Rus Database (Baltics) |
 | | The Baltics were nearly impossible to defend adequately against invasion. |  | | The relations between the Wends and the Scandinavians were often hostile, which explains the epithets the skalds bestowed on several Danish and Norwegian kings: "slayer of the Wends," "to Wends a terror," "oppressor of the Wends," "diminisher of the Wends." |  | | East Wends: "Austr Vindre," i.e., Wends relocated in eastern Europe. |
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http://members.aol.com/eustaxij/Baltics.html
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| | Edla Princess Of The WENDS Antavla - PhpGedView |
 | | Edla Princess Of The WENDS Antavla - PhpGedView |
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http://tannerlab.byu.edu/~tjw32/phpGedView/pedigree.php?rootid=I4676&PEDIGREE_GENERATIONS=4&talloffset=1&ged=wheatley.ged&changelanguage=yes&NEWLANGUAGE=swedish
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| | Sorb People (Brandenburg and Saxony, Germany) |
 | | Germans call this nation Sorbs (Sorben) or Wends (Wenden). |  | | The modern name for the Wends is Sorbs (Vendes also included some other West Slav people, but these are now extinct/assimilated in Germany). |  | | This had also led to the arms of the Wends (Gules a dragon Or) being used in official Swedish decorations. |
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http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/de_sorbs.html
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| | Serbin, Texas |
 | | This is the story of the Wends - an immigrant group that redefines the word endurance. |  | | The Wends or Sorbs (as they were then called in Europe) came from the land immediately South of Berlin where the countries of Poland, Germany and (the former) Czechoslovakia came together. |  | | It's no mystery that they have nearly disappeared - the mystery is how they ever survived the hardships of their first few years. |
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http://www.texasescapes.com/CentralTexasTownsSouth/SerbinTexas/SerbinTexasWends.htm
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| | Wends on Encyclopedia.com |
 | | On "Wends" Of Faith: This small Texas ethnic group is from Germany but they aren't German! |  | | However, a group of Slavic-speaking Wends has maintained itself to the present day in Lusatia. |  | | A crusade against the pagan Wends was launched in 1147 under the leadership of Henry the Lion of Saxony and Albert the Bear of Brandenburg. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/W/Wends.asp
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| | Who are the Wends? |
 | | Declared "not German enough" by late 19th century Germany, Mark's maternal relatives were forced to change their name to "Schmidt." However, this did not stop the Wends from being the only group in Germany to publicly denounce Hitler, causing large numbers to be shot wherever found. |  | | The Wends were granted their long-sought seat in Parliament, yet allowed to retain their own flag and language. |  | | For more information, see the Texas Wendish Heritage Society website. |
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http://www.cochlear.org/sys-tmpl/wendish
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| | WHKMLA : History of the Wends, 814-1043 |
 | | The Conversion and destruction of the Wends, by E. |  | | Under the Saxon kings, renewed attempts were made to conquer the Slavic lands to the east of the Elbe. |  | | In 968, the ARCHDIOCESIS OF MAGDEBURG was established, with the task to promote the conversion of the Wends (and other Slavic peoples further east). |
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http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/germany/wends2.html
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| | About Wends and Sorbs - Immigration in Australia |
 | | The Wends (also known as Sorbs) are a minority Slavic people and are concentrated in an area known as Lusatia in the eastern corner of Germany that borders the Czech Republic. |  | | Large numbers of Wends emigrated to Texas also. |  | | Their history goes back more than a thousand years, but they became Lutheran during the Reformation (16th century). |
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http://www.teachers.ash.org.au/dnutting/germanaustralia/e/sorbs.htm
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| | Chapter III. - MARKGRAVES OF BRANDENBURG. |
 | | This these victorious Wends set up on the Harlungsberg, Year 1023; and worshipped after their sort, benighted mortals,--with joy, for a time. |  | | By degrees all got converted, though many were killed first; and, one way or other, the Wends are preparing to efface themselves as a distinct people. |  | | This STADE-AND-DITMARSCH family (of Anglish or Saxon breed, if that is an advantage) seem generally to have furnished the SALZWEDEL Office as well, of which Brandenburg was an offshoot, done by deputy, usually also of their kin. |
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http://www.globusz.com/ebooks/Fred2/00000013.htm
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| | Other scholars and publications - Wendish Heritage Society of Australia |
 | | A number of books published in German and/or Wendish about the Wends and their emigration and settlement outside Europe have also been produced in Germany over the last twenty years. |  | | These complemented other emigrants' letters which had been published in Wendish newspapers in Lusatia during the 1850s. |  | | Professor Dalitz was of particular assistance to Robert Wuchatsch in his research into the infamous 1849/50 voyage of the Pribislaw from Hamburg to Melbourne and Adelaide. |
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http://www.wendishheritage.org.au/publications/researchers/other_scholars_and_publications.php
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| | WENDS - Online Information article about WENDS |
 | | Hanover, and especially for the Lusatian Wends or See also: |  | | WENDS, the name applied by the Germans to the Slays (q.v.) wherever they came in contact with them. |  | | Highlight the code below, right click, and select "copy." Then paste it into your website, email, or other HTML. |
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http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/WAT_WIL/WENDS.html
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - Wends |
 | | Denmark : warfare : invasion by Wends: Absalon |  | | Denmark : warfare : invasion by Wends: Magnus I (of Norway and Denmark) |  | | Wends, name given by the Germans in medieval times to all the Slavic tribes occupying the territory roughly between the Elbe and Saale rivers on the... |
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http://encarta.msn.com/Wends.html
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| | Edla Princess Of The WENDS - I4676 - Información Personal - PhpGedView |
 | | Matrimonio NOT MARRIED Edla Princess Of The WENDS - [Ver Familia] |  | | Edla Princess Of The WENDS - I4676 - Información Personal - PhpGedView |  | | Para soporte técnico o preguntas de genealogía póngase en contacto con Thomas Wheatley |
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| | VH1.com : Movies : Movie : Goluboi Express : Plot |
 | | As the train wends its way through the treacherous countryside, a pair of drunken English soldiers decide to claim one of the Chinese girls for their own. |  | | Her brother, previously resigned to a life of "paid slavery", is galvanized into action when the girl is threatened with gang rape, and he kills one of her assailants before sneaking back into his cubicle. |
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http://www.vh1.com/movies/movie/52926/plot.jhtml
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| | Wends |
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http://www.eurofreehost.com/we/Wends_2.html
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| | History |
 | | They were a vigorous people and at one time came close to possessing almost all of northern and eastern Europe. |  | | They have today grouped themselves into twelve nationalities - the Russian, Ukranian, White Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Serb, Croatian, Slovene, Macedonian and Bulgarian peoples, as well as the Wends or Sorbs, who now form the smallest of the Slavic nationalities. |  | | A number of place names seem to indicate the presence of these ancient Slavs or Wends throughout Europe. |
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http://gcjm.dyndns.org/sw/inhalt08/austral/history.htm
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| | The Wends' bronze bell from Germany in Concordia University. |
 | | The bronze bell brought from Germany is now on the campus of Concordia University in Austin. |  | | The Wends' bronze bell from Germany in Concordia University. |  | | The original bell the Wends brought from home |
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http://www.texasescapes.com/CentralTexasTownsSouth/SerbinTexas/WendsInTexas10Bell.htm
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 | | The Norse were here, so were the Wends. |  | | None of your names seem to appear anywhere in research. |  | | Norse and Slavic Wendes or Wends linked to Madoc? |
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http://www.madoc1170.com/cgi-bin/forum/view.php?topic=20050110032633.txt
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| | Viranjali Yatra wends its way in Baroda dist. |
 | | Viranjali Yatra wends its way in Baroda dist. |  | | The Viranjali Yatra carrying the urn of freedom fighter Shyamji Krishna Verma reached Baroda on Wednesday afternoon. |
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http://www.ahmedabad.com/news/2k3/aug/29viranjali.htm
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| | USATODAY.com - Cheating wends way from youth sports to business |
 | | Robert Lipsyte is a journalist and author of the new young-adult novel, Warrior Angel. |  | | At a Florida speedway not long ago, during a night of racing for the increasingly popular quarter-midget cars, an official pointed out a crew chief notorious for slipping a banned additive into his fuel tank. |  | | Cheating wends way from youth sports to busines |
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http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2003-12-09-lipsyte_x.htm
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| | Boston.com / Sports / Other sports / Olympics news / Olympic torch wends way through New York |
 | | This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. |  | | Cheering crowds gathered from Brooklyn to the Bronx Saturday as the Olympic torch made a 34-mile journey through the city, which was recently named as one of five finalists to host the 2012 Summer Games. |  | | Boston.com / Sports / Other sports / Olympics news / Olympic torch wends way through New York |
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http://www.boston.com/sports/other_sports/olympics/articles/2004/06/19/former_olympians_greet_torch_in_atlanta
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