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GATE2019 ME-2: GA-8
While teaching a creative writing class in India, I was surprised at receiving stories from the students that were all set in distant places: in the American West with cowboys and in Manhattan penthouses with clinking ice cubes. This was, till an eminent ... None of the students had written about ice cubes and cowboys Some of the students had written about ice cubes and cowboys

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GATE2019 ME-2: GA-10
$X$ is an online media provider. By offering unlimited and exclusive online content at attractive prices for a loyalty membership, $X$ is almost forcing its customers towards its loyalty membership. If its royalty membership continues to grow at its ... television Cable television operators don't subscribe to $X's$ loyalty members The $X$ is cancelling accounts of non-members

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GATE2019 ME-1: GA-8
Congo was named by Europeans, Congo's dictator Mobuto later changed the name of the county and the river to Zaire with the objective of Africanising names of persons and spaces. However, the name Zaire was a Portuguese alteration of Nzadi O Nzere, ... names was prevented by the Portuguese As a dictator Mobuto ordered the Portuguese to alter the name of the river to Zaire

asked Feb 9, 2019 in General Aptitude by Arjun (21.2k points)

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GATE2017 ME-2: GA-6
"If you are looking for a history of India, or for an account of the rise and fall of the British Raj, or for the reason of the cleaving of the subcontinent into two mutually antagonistic parts and the effects this mutilation ... impartial recording of these matters." Which of the following is closest in meaning to 'cleaving' ? deteriorating arguing departing splitting

asked Feb 27, 2017 in General Aptitude by Arjun (21.2k points)

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GATE2017 ME-1: GA-6
"Here, throughout the early $1820$s, Stuart continued to fight is losing battle to allow his sepoys to wear their caste-marks and their own choice of facial hair on parade, being again reprimanded by the commander-in-chief. His retort that 'A ... to wear caste-marks. The commander-in-cheif was exempt from the Europeans prejudice that dictated how the sepoys were to dress.

asked Feb 27, 2017 in General Aptitude by Arjun (21.2k points)

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