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• It was a narrow, black hole of Calcutta type of thing,
• This would result in " a'cut-out'system of panel lighting ", with black hole of Calcutta.
• "I would rather spend 10 years in the Black Hole of Calcutta, " he says.
• This had been the location of the Black Hole of Calcutta on 20 June 1756.
• The physical description of the Black Hole of Calcutta corresponds with Holwell s point of view:
• Einbinder at one point also disputed the historical accuracy of the Black Hole of Calcutta account.
• British war propaganda asserted there were atrocities by the mutinous soldiers in the Black Hole of Calcutta.
• The garrison and civilians were then locked up under appalling conditions in the Black Hole of Calcutta.
• Q : As an expression of helpless misery, the black hole of Calcutta is a well-known symbol.
• And what about when your dentist tells you that your back teeth have holes as big as the Black Hole of Calcutta?
• At rush hour the bus to St . Peter ( San Pietro ) was as cozy as the Black Hole of Calcutta.
• But it looks magnificent _ vast desert vistas of undulating dunes or an immense prison as hellish as the Black Hole of Calcutta.
• The "'Black Hole of Calcutta "'was a small dungeon in prisoners of war after the Bengali army captured the fort on 20 June 1756.
• After finishing it, she sold her own house and traveled to India with Elsie de Wolfe " to paint the Black Hole of Calcutta white ".
• "Nothing has been done to it since 1934 and it's the closest thing we have in London to the black hole of Calcutta, " he said.
• The eastern city of Calcutta _ famous in British history for the imprisoning of colonials in the " Black Hole of Calcutta " _ has become Kolkata.
• Oxford Street " can be a great disappointment, " the streets are dreadfully polluted and the Tube ( subway ) resembles the Black Hole of Calcutta, the guide adds.
• Located in the middle of the Melbourne Yard precinct in the suburb Dante's Inferno " ", or " " the Black Hole of Calcutta " " depending on their disposition.
• Settling in the magazine's small third-floor office ( she called it " The Black Hole of Calcutta " ), Mitchell was given an old Underwood typewriter that lacked a backspace key.
• As a result, in the future instead of relating something nasty to the " Black Hole of Calcutta, " the reference will be to the " Black Hole of Kolkata ."