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Ramphal

British  
/ ˌræmˈfɑːl /

noun

  1. Sir Shridath Surendranath , known as Sunni . born 1928, Guyanese diplomat and Commonwealth Secretary-General (1975–90)

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On a recent morning, those sentiments were on display at Ramphal Chowk, at a row of stores selling electronics: each with a red carpet and potted palm trees placed strategically at the entrance to attract buyers, and each empty of customers.

From New York Times

An appliances shop in Ramphal Chowk, a middle-class neighborhood in the New Delhi suburb of Dwarka, Electronics Desire is struggling through its weakest sales in months.

From New York Times

The neighbor, Brian Ramphal, waved firefighters onto his property Monday to fight the blaze.

From Fox News

In Barbados, he interviewed Sir Sonny Ramphal, the former Secretary General of the Commonwealth, for a documentary that was to be his directorial debut.

From BBC

“I watched the building go up,” said Philip Ramphal, who arrived at the casino at 6 a.m from his home on Liberty Avenue, not far away.

From New York Times