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In Britain, the traditional corner shop and small retailer has become very much the preserve of Indian and Pakistani immigrants. In India at least, a very common family name is Patel. - irrelevant, how, exactly? The phenomena of Indians as small businessmen isn't just known in Britain - there is an Indian shopkeeper in "The Simpsons" these days. The idea of a cross-galactic multidimensional Patel was quite an amusing one! --AgProv 12:59, 1 April 2011 (CEST)