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1. Agri
   (from the article `Koli`) ...angry spirit or deity and that a second marriage may awaken the spirit of the first spouse. Traditionally classified as a tribe, they were ...
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2. Agri
   (river) The `Agri` is a 136 km long river in southern Italy. It flows through the region of Basilicata and into the Ionian Sea, near Policoro. In ancient times it was known as Aciris (Ancient greek: Akyris, Ακυρης).
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3. Agri Decumates
   in antiquity, the Black Forest and adjoining areas of what is now southwestern Germany between the Rhine, Danube, and Main rivers. The name may ... [2 related articles]
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4. Agri Decumates
   The `agri decumates` or `decumates agri` were a region of the Roman Empire`s province of Germania superior ("Upper Germania"), covering the Black Forest area between the Main river and the sources of Danube and Rhine rivers, presently in Southwestern Germany (modern Wurttembe...
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5. Agri Export Zone
   An `Agri Export Zone` or `AEZ` is a specific geographic region in a country demarcated for setting up agri based processing industries, mainly for export. The term is widely used mainly in India. See also: External links:
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6. Agri people
   Origin: The name Agri comes from Agar, a salt-pan. The original name seems to be Agle. The tradition common among them is that they originally dwelt at Mungi Paithan and were transported to the Konkan by Bimbaraja, and it is alleged that there are in existence sanads given by him to certain persons ...
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7. Agri-entertainment
   `Agri-entertainment` and agritourism refer to consumer-focused forms of agriculture, in which farms supplement (or replace) their traditional income from the sale of crops to wholesale markets by offering a variety of "entertainment farming" options. These agri-entertainment options includ...
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8. Agri-Fab, Inc.
   `Agri-Fab, Inc.` is a manufacturer of lawn and garden attachments located in Sullivan, Illinois. Agri-Fab operates a 350,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and at peak season employs nearly 400 employees in a town of 4,700 and the surrounding 40-mile area. At the same time Hydro-Gear, a division of ...
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9. agri-foodstuffs
   all activities involved in the preparation of foodstuffs,comprising production,preserving,processing and distribution Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries
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10. agria
    agria An extensive pustular eruption (a vesicle or a closed membrane [thin layer of tissue] shell or an elevation of the cuticle with an inflamed base, containing pus).
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11. Agria
    Agria is a cultivated variety of potato.
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12. Agria
    :Agria is also the Latin name of Αγριά-->) is a town and a former Communities and Municipalities of Greece|municipality in Magnesia, Thessaly, Greece. Since the 2011 local government reform it is part of the municipality Volos, of which it is a municipal unit.<ref name=Kallikra...
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13. Agriades
    `Agriades` is a genus of butterfly in the family Lycaenidae found in North America, Europe, and Asia. Species: Listed alphabetically within groups.<br> The `aquilo` species-group: The `ellisi` species-group: The `pyrenaicus` species-group: The `sikkima` species-group: Ungrouped: References:
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14. Agriakona
    `Agriakona` (Greek: Αγριακόνα) is a Greek village in the westcentral part of Arcadia. Agriakona had a 2001 population of 83 for the village. Agriakona is also connected with the road linking the GR-7/E65 (Corinth - Tripoli - Kalamata) 10&nbsp;km north along with the s...
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15. Agrianes
    The `Agrianians` (Ancient Greek: Ἀγρίανες, `Agrianes`) a Paeonian-Thracian tribe, who chiefly inhabited the area of present-day Northeastern statistical region of Republic Of Macedonia and Pčinja District of southern Serbia, north of the Thracian Maedi tri...
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16. Agrianos
    elite light infantryman.
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17. Agrias
    `Agrias` is a genus of charaxine nymphalid butterflies found in South and Central America. Prized by collectors, these large, showy butterflies have had hundreds of names applied to polymorphic variants. Species: The following species are accepted by the Atlas of Neotropical Lepidoptera
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18. AgriBank
    `AgriBank, FCB`, is the largest of five banks within the National Farm Credit System. It oversees agricultural lending in a district that stretches from Ohio to Wyoming and Minnesota to Arkansas. From its headquarters in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota, AgriBank serves as a wholesale lender and busines...
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19. agribusiness
    Producers and manufacturers of agricultural goods and services, such as fertilizer and farm equipment makers, food and fiber processors, wholesalers, transporters, and retail food and fiber outlets.
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20. agribusiness
    [n] - a large-scale farming enterprise
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21. Agribusiness
    A progression from farming that combines agriculture and business. Large areas of land and large numbers of animals may be involved but with less interest in the environment and animal welfare than traditional family farms.
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22. Agribusiness
    is where the culture and skills have been taken out of agriculture and replaced by business connections. The farm becomes a sandwich with the business interests of the input, fertiliser and pesticide, companies and the output control of retailers and major food industries.
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23. agribusiness
    agriculture 1 factory farm noun a large-scale farming enterprise
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24. agribusiness
    agriculture regarded as a business; more specifically, that part of a modern national economy devoted to the production, processing, and ... [3 related articles]
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25. agribusiness
    agribusiness 1. The group of industries concerned with the processing and distribution of agricultural produce or with farm machinery and services. 2. Agriculture conducted as a modern business, especially making use of advanced technology; a farm run in this way.
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