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- 30. In medieval France,'breaking on the wheel' was a custom where the felon was placed on a cart-wheel, limbs stretched out along the spokes, one by one over two sturdy wooden beams. In August 1788, Charles-Henri Sanson, while breaking a prisoner on the wheel, was assaulted by an angry mob who freed the prisoner, and destroyed and burned the wheel. What happened as a consequence to curb public discontent regarding ‘human rights’?
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- 49. India’s first armouredcapsule based light bullet proof vehicle to provide protection to Defence, Para Military and Police forces against small arms fire and under belly grenade attacks. Manufactured by a company known more for allied products, this represents the first indigenous development of the APC. Identify Company and Product
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- #34 Turing Test, George Eastman, Boltzmann Constant :