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RAJAR
(redirected from Rajo)

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RAJAR [ˈreɪdʒɑː]
n acronym for
(Communication Arts / Broadcasting) Radio Joint Audience Research
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Posing the question: how old is too old, Amanda travels to the US where she meets a water-skiing 70 year-old with 17 year-old daughters and also to India where the celebratory welcome given to older mothers, including 70 yearold Rajo Devi, is completely at odds with our critical attitudes in the west.
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