Look up: Tonk

1. Tonk
   city, eastern Rjasthn state, northwestern India. It lies just south of the Bans River. The old walled town, which was capital of the former princely ...
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2. Tonk
   (from the article `Inoue Yasushi`) ...it was followed by Tgy (1949; `The Bullfight`), which secured his reputation. Among his many other successes are the novel Tonk (1959; Tun-huang), ...
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3. Tonk
   Tonk is slang for to kick something hard.
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4. Tonk
   Tonk is slang for to kick something hard.
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5. Tonk
   (card game) `Tonk`, or `tunk` is a matching card game, which combines features of knock rummy and conquian. Tonk is a relatively fast game that can be played during brief periods of time by varying numbers of players. In some places it is a popular pastime for workers on their lunch break. De...
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6. Tonk
   (princely state) `Tonk` was a Princely State of India which by treaty in 1817 accepted British suzerainty. Following the Partition of India in 1947, Tonk acceded to the newly independent Union of India. It was located in the region that is now the Tonk district. History: The founder of the st...
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7. Tonk
   (Lok Sabha constituency) `Tonk Lok Sabha constituency` was a Lok Sabha (parliamentary) constituency in Rajasthan state in title=Indian general elections, 2004|General Election, 2004: candidate = Kailash Meghwal |votes = 315,717 |percentage = 53.12 |change = -0.13 --> See also:
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