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Shashi Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor on Twitter
http://twitter.com/ShashiTharoor-
@sureshsivadasan how would you know? I've focused every one of my dozens of speeches in Neyyattinkara on development issues
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Agree, but he's stopped tweeting! RT @CrowsTalk: @mavahid is a terrific MLA,also ensured Technopark/Technocity LA did not have any glitches.
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@rajeevmanu thank you! Good & simple, like the speaker! Enjoyed the beauty of Pozhiyoor
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