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The word sikh means disciple.
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Our neighbours were Sikh and they had said they would protect us.
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The Sikh religion originated in India and is not related to Islam.
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Mr. Scrafton went up to the Sikh, and said quietly in Hindustani:
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One June 5th, six armed battalions fought the armed Sikh extremists there.
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One features a compliant Sikh siege hostage brought in for police questioning.
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This is in keeping with the three tenets of my Sikh religion.
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Fane and temple and pagoda will disappear; carvings, images, and Sikh-guarded courts.
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But the Sikh knows the Englishman, and the Englishman knows the Sikh.
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He's a Sikh named Omichand, and the richest merchant in the city.
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This accomplished, we stepped out past the Sikh into the grateful night.
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I took another look for the Sikh and still couldn't find him.
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Sikh bikers in turbans are exempted from wearing crash helmets in Britain.
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Every time I tried he would resemble one of the Sikh gurus.
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A bad Sikh and a bad Englishman alike resemble rock torn loose.
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The look on the Sikh's face was impossible to make sense of.
