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juggernaut
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Juggernaut, India: see Puri Puri (p`rē), town (1991 pop.
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juggernaut
Brit a very large lorry for transporting goods by road, esp one that travels throughout Europe
Juggernaut
(Jagannath) huge idol of Krishna drawn through streets annually, occasionally rolling over devotees. [Hindu Rel.: EB, V: 499]
See : Destruction


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NEW YORK -- Moderate price department store juggernauts J.
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It also produced juggernauts on the field: Under Brown, Washington High won seven consecutive state championships from 1935 to 1941 and seven more state titles in a row from 1948 to 1954 adhering to the system inherited from Brown.
A study in Brown. (Here Below) by Masin, Herman L. / Coach and Athletic Director
Itatani sets thes juggernauts into intense pictorial motion--into areas that seem beyond resolve.
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