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Paisa
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Paisa
A generic term for a subdivision of several currencies. The Indian rupee, the Pakistani rupee and the Nepalese rupee are all divided into 100 paisa.
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The pice de rsistance is the master bedroom with en suite, which occupies the top floor and features a double bed with deep buttoned headboard, a feature mirror and bedside tables.
A little girl's dream A little girl's dream come true come true; ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The ability to remain unflappable however, when facing long stretches of fruitless periods, is the pice de rsistance when practising patience and also an essential virtue when playing poker.
Patience a virtue all poker players should aspire to by The Racing Post (London, England)
Two months after D-Day, as British forces continued their push in to enemy-occupied Europe, Mr Robinson was hit in his arm with a pice of shrapnel during a fierce fire-fight.
Old and frail, but nothing would stand in their way; TEARFUL MIDLANDS ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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