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A quarter is one fourth, ¹⁄₄, or 25%, and may refer to:

• Quarter (country subdivision), a section or area, usually of a town
• Quarter (United States coin), valued at one-fourth of a U.S. dollar
• Quarter (Canadian coin), valued at one-fourth of a Canadian dollar
• Academic quarter (year division), a division of an academic year lasting from 8 to 12 weeks
• Academic quarter (class timing), term used by universities in various European countries for the 15 minutes between the defined start time for a lecture and the actual time it will start
• Fiscal quarter, three months of a fiscal year
• Quarter, equal to 28 pounds (or a quarter of a hundredweight) using imperial units of weight
• Quarter, equal to 4 ounces (or a quarter of a pound) using imperial units of weight
• Quarter, South Lanarkshire, a small settlement in Scotland

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• 1/4 (disambiguation)
• Quarter days, in British and Irish tradition, one of four dates in each year on which rents, etc. were due
• Quarters (drinking game), a drinking game using the U.S. coins
• Quarterly
• Quartering (disambiguation)
• Quartering (heraldry), joining several coats of arms on one shield partitioned in four
• Quartile
• Quartier, districts in Paris
• Quartiere, a subdivision of certain Italian towns
• The Quarter at Tropicana, an entertainment and retail attraction in Atlantic City, New Jersey
• 1st Battalion 4th Marines (1/4), a unit in the United States Marine Corps
• Close quarters battle
• General quarters
• Barracks, also known as military quarters
• No quarter occurs when a victor shows no clemency or mercy and refuses to spare the life of the vanquished when they surrender at discretion

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Harmanpreet Kaur (b. 8 March 1989 in Punjab) is a cricketer who has played in eight women's one-day internationals and six Twenty20 internationals for India.^[1][2]

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Ravinder Grewal is a male Punjabi singer. He Ravinder Grewal Biographcomes from the Gujjarwal village in Ludhiana district of Punjab, India, and Grewal is the surname of the Jatt Sikh cummunity in that village.

Rarminder Grewal has a unique voice that sets him apart from traditional Punjabi voices of past generations. He has steadily produced hits in his recent album releases and has established himself as one of the well known Bhangra singers of modern generation. His songs tend to have clean likable lyrics and he's sung several religious songs as well.

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The following are some of Ravinder Grewal's albums:

• Aaja Ni Aaja
• Aaveen Baba Nanaka (Religious)
• Aj Din Shagna Da
• Botal Wargi Tu
• Eh Hai Khalsa (Religious)
• Fansi
• Gabroo Shokeen
• Gulabi Pagg Ban Mitra
• Guru Manieo Granth (Religious)
• Haaye Meri Billo (2011)
• Hatt Pichhe
• Haye Mera Dil
• Ik Din
• Ishq Tere Di Lor
• Jaan
• Jattan De Munde
• Kharka-Darka
• Mehfil Mittran Di
• Naal Nach Lei
• Parhan Naanke La Ti
• Parnaam Shaheedan Nu (Religious)
• Roula Pai Gaya
• Teri Haan Vich Haan
• Teri Meri Jodi

Ravinder Grewal's Haaye Meri Billo[link]

01.Balle

02.Let Down your Hair

03.Haaye Meri Billo

04.Dilla Nu

05.Jatt Maujan Karade

06.Kabaadi

07.Sochan Vich

08.Ishq Ho Gaya

09.Paundah Bhangra

10.Nachana

11.Tu Hi Tu

12.Chandigarah

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The following are some of Ravinder Grewal's hit songs:

• Tedhi Pagg Walia (Album: Kharka-darka) [1]
• Kharka-darka (Album: Kharka-darka) [2]
• Taarian Di Lo (Album: Kharka-darka) [3]
• Botal Wargi Tu (Album: Roula Pai Gaya) [4]
• Mitran De Na Lagda (Album: Gabroo Shokeen)

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