Nandar hlaing biography of mahatma

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      The Old and the Restless

      An indecent proposal, a crime of passion, and legends of murder in an enclave of bohemian retirees.

      By Chris Walker

      The Atavist Magazine, No. 75


      Chris Walker is a former staff writer at Denver alt-weekly Westword. Prior to living in Colorado, he spent two years bicycling across Eurasia, during which he wrote feature stories for NPR, Forbes, The Atlantic, and Vice. His website is chrisallanwalker.com. 


      Editor: Seyward Darby
      Designer: Jefferson Rabb
      Copy Editor: Sean Cooper
      Fact Checker: Tekendra Parmar
      Illustrator: Bijou Karman

      Published in January 2018.Design updated in 2021.

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      Ajijic.Such a strange word, Jackie Hodges thought as she rode in a Porsche convertible through a stretch of lush,rolling mountains in central Mexico. The 45-year-old American knew virtually nothing about the small town where she was headed, including how to pronounce its name. “Ah-hee-heek,” locals would patiently repeat again and again after she arrived. In Mexico’s indigenous Nahuatl tongue, the word means “place where the water is born.”

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