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1. It was into this lawless milieu that Devi was born, the second daughter of a low-caste illiterate farmer.

2. But after escaping to join another gang, Devi carried out a singular form of retribution.

3. Devi nevertheless exploits the existing system to help the underprivileged who come to her for help.

4. In 1983 Devi surrendered to the authorities, reportedly having been promised that she would stay behind bars for only eight years.

5. In recent years Devi was rarely mentioned in the newspapers.

6. Hanso Devi looks around as night falls.

7. Arjun Ram Bishnoi and his splendidly bejewelled wife, Devi (Bishnoi women wear chunky tribal jewellery even when working in the fields), show me a blackbuck antelope grazing near their hut.

8. Gayatri Devi softened the blow by pouring French perfume into the open sewer in her cell.

9. Not one of Ms. Devi’s five children lives in a polyandrous family.

10. Several times a day, Devi drapes a red sari above her blue eyes, hoists a 2.5-gal. (10 L) brass vessel atop her head and walks to the nearest hand pump.

11. Roshini Devi, Pipola's elected village pradhan, or chief, met with state officials recently to propose pumping water up from the lake.

12. Wife Indira Devi says life with two husbands isn't easy.

13. Devi, from a small village in India, gave birth to a baby girl who weighed just over 3 pounds by Caesarean section in November.

14. In a pine - scented Himalayan valley, Sushila Devi a reluctant soldier in India's new war over water.

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15. Indian people usually have sacred and great names related to God. A "Devi" is a female Deva (Heavenly being), and the name bears great meaning.

16. Shakuntala Devi is a lady from India with an amazing brain.

17. “Times have changed,” Ms. Devi said. “Now nobody marries like this.”

18. In a pine-scented Himalayan valley, Sushila Devi is a reluctant soldier in India's new war over water.

19. “A mother knows, ” Ms. Devi said, unwilling to discuss the sensitive particularities of this knowledge further.

20. One of its main designers is Sita Devi, a 30-year-old mother of two with only a third-grade education.

21. “We used to work and eat,” Ms. Devi said, her face etched by decades of blistering winters, her fingers thick from summers of tilling the soil.

22. One day, Devi prepared one of her son's favorite dishes, and he wanted to have the ghost's share as well. Of course, his mother forbade him.

23. Before such a leader, all enemies will cower, While Devi Lal stands tall.

24. Like most good myths, some of the details remain blurred, and Devi herself was fond of obfuscation.

25. The same goes for a rock carving in Jammu and Kashmir of the Hindu deity Devi riding a lion; and for the ruins of a copper temple in Arunachal Pradesh on the border with China.

26. 'We focus so much on memory that forgetting has been maligned, ' says Gayatri Devi, a neuropsychiatrist and memory expert in New York City.

27. The ban's end is part of the fruit of the July 21 meeting of Nepalese Defense Minister Bidya Devi Bhandari and Indian Defence Minister A. K. Antony, according to Indian Defence Ministry sources.

28. “We thought it was not meant to be. Every passing year there was less and less chance of becoming parents, ” Devi added.

29. The example that comes to mind is the Mauritian writer, Ananda Devi, whose work I championed when I was on Gallimard's panel of readers. Their response was that her manuscript was not exotic enough!

30. “I’ve waited for so long to have a baby of my own, ” Rajo Devi said. “The doctors said I was healthier than many women half my age.