Vairaj Dugar
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The most common collective noun for wolves is a 'pack'. I reckon 'a pack of wolves' is the one that everyone knows and uses.
It’s a proper good word for them, I think. It makes you picture them all living and hunting together as a family unit. I have also read that 'a rout of wolves' is another term you can use, but it sounds a bit old fashioned to me. Honestly, you will almost always hear people say 'pack'.
Hope that helps you out. Cheers.
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Your best bet is the Central Line. Get off at Chinchpokli or Byculla. From there, it's a quick walk. Lower Parel on the Western Line works too.
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A primary key is a column that uniquely identifies every record in a table. Think of it as a unique ID, like a student number. No two records can have the same primary key value.
A foreign key is a column in one table that links to the primary key in another table. It essentially creates a relationship between them. For example, a CustomerID in an Orders table links a specific order back to the customer who placed it.
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