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GEO REPORTS - SEPTEMBER 2018 LD.Pdf THEMATIC INDEX CURRENT AFFAIRS......................................................... CURRENT AFFAIRS................................................................................ 114-PHILIPPINES,THEPRISONISLAND........................................................................................ 12 LIFESTYLE & SPORT....................................................... LIFESTYLE............................................................................................... 34-INDIA,THETEMPLEHAIRBUSINESS....................................................................................... 14 38-SECRETOFTHESWISSWATCHES.......................................................................................... 14 107-PANAMAHAT,THESTYLEICON............................................................................................. 14 123-THEKNIFECONFLICTOFLAGUIOLE..................................................................................... 14 145-TREASURETROVEOFSCENTS.............................................................................................. 15 201-MOHAIR,LUXURIOUSWOOLFROMSOUTHAFRICA............................................................ 15 210-YOGA,TRADITIONALMEDICINEOFINDIA............................................................................. 15 224-CURAÇAO,APASSIONFORANTIQUECARS........................................................................ 15 226-ANEAPOLITANWEDDING........................................................................................................ 16 233-CHRISTMASINTHEDANUBEDELTA...................................................................................... 16 237-FEMALETATTOOTRADITIONINTUNISIA............................................................................. 16 240-INDIA,AYURVEDAMEDICINE................................................................................................... 16 252-SWITZERLAND'STRADITIONALALPINEWRESTLERS.......................................................... 17 GASTRONOMY........................................................................................ 06-THAIINSECTFASTFOOD.......................................................................................................... 18 29-AMEALFORTHEGODS............................................................................................................ 18 42-KYUCHU:WHERETHEGREENTEAGROWS........................................................................... 18 43-CAVIAR-TREASUREFROMIRAN............................................................................................. 18 51-THEWINEPRIESTOFBALI........................................................................................................ 19 56-THEWHISKYSECRETOFISLAY............................................................................................... 19 57-GEORGIA,CRADLEOFWINE.....................................................................................................19 91-ANATOLIA,LANDOFTHEAPRICOTS....................................................................................... 19 100-CHAMPAGNEFOREVERYONE!............................................................................................... 20 102-ARMENIA'SFRUITOFPARADISE............................................................................................ 20 110-RUMINGUADELOUPE.............................................................................................................. 20 131-THETASTEOFAUSTRALIA......................................................................................................20 132-FINECOCOAFROMESMERALDAS......................................................................................... 21 147-MEZCALEROMASTERSINMEXICO........................................................................................ 21 192-THEBREADOFCORSICA........................................................................................................ 21 225-INSECTS,THEFOODOFTOMORROW?................................................................................. 21 265-THECREMANTD¿ALSACE,FINEANDFESTIVEBUBBLES ............................................ 22 FASHION.................................................................................................. 12-RIO:FROMSTREET-WALKTOCAT-WALK............................................................................... 23 134-SEARCHINGFORMODELSINSIBERIA.................................................................................. 23 SPORT...................................................................................................... 07-RIDERSONTHEWIND............................................................................................................... 24 13-THAILAND:CHILDRENINTHEBOXINGRING.......................................................................... 24 26-WRESTLINGWOMENINMEXICO.............................................................................................. 24 60-NEWZEALAND'SRACEOFEXCESSES.................................................................................... 24 182-ICEHOCKEY,ADREAMFORGIRLSINTHEHIMALAYAS..................................................... 25 212-MEXICO,BAREFOOTEDBASKETBALLPLAYERS.................................................................. 25 249-ICELAND:THESWAMPSOCCERCRAZE............................................................................... 25 SOCIETY............................................................................ SOCIAL ISSUES...................................................................................... 01-ETTI'SSALON............................................................................................................................... 28 03-ONABUSSHOPTHROUGHLATVIA......................................................................................... 28 04-THEISLANDOFTHEGRACEFULLYAGED............................................................................... 28 10-VENEZUELA-THEOLDWOMANANDTHESEA...................................................................... 28 14-COLOMBIA:THEJOURNEYOFAFERRISWHEEL.................................................................. 29 20-POSTMANOFTHEHIMALAYA................................................................................................... 29 21-WENZHOU-CITYOFSHOES.................................................................................................... 29 23-ONTHEROADWITHMOSCOWCIRCUSSCHOOL.................................................................. 29 25-WITCH-HUNTINTANZANIA........................................................................................................ 30 35-MAURITANIA-UPRISINGOFTHEFISHERWOMEN................................................................. 30 37-NICARAGUA-THEBANEOFTHELOBSTERDIVERS............................................................. 30 58-GALICIA'SDEATHCOAST........................................................................................................... 30 61-YEMEN'SVEILEDFUTURE......................................................................................................... 31 74-RWANDA-LANDOFWOMEN.................................................................................................... 31 104-AFERRYTOAFRICA................................................................................................................ 31 109-LIFEONTHEHALLIGENISLANDS........................................................................................... 31 116-HISTORICFOOTBALLMATCHINFLORENCE........................................................................ 32 117-THENEWSMANOFAZERBAIJAN........................................................................................... 32 125-MOSUO,CHINA,THEWORLD'SLASTMATRIARCHY............................................................ 32 129-THEAUTHENTICBAHAMAS..................................................................................................... 32 130-SLABCITYLIVINGWILDINTHEDESERT.............................................................................. 33 133-JERUSALEMATDAWN............................................................................................................. 33 138-INDIA:THELARGESTSCHOOLMEALINTHEWORLD......................................................... 33 150-CHARCOALBURNERSINMURES........................................................................................... 33 151-IQUITOS...................................................................................................................................... 34 152-RUNAKHAN'SBANGLADESH................................................................................................... 34 153-TONGA,APARADISEOFTHESOUTHSEAS?...................................................................... 34 155-RADIOPATAGONIA................................................................................................................... 34 161-THECHEERYCEMETERYOFROMANIA................................................................................ 35 162-SULAWESI,THELASTSEANOMADS..................................................................................... 35 163-THAILAND,ROCKETSFORGODS........................................................................................... 35 167-CHIVAS,THECOLORFULBUSESOFCOLOMBIA.................................................................. 35 168-THEGOODMANOFPAKISTAN..............................................................................................
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