Kol

The name Kol, as already seen, is probably a form of the Santali _har_, a man.

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The word Kol is probably the Santali _har_, a man.

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In the Machzor, a prayerbook for the Jewish holidays, of the Reconstructionist movement called Kol HaNeshamah, Rabbi Green writes:

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Her musical talent and interest in congregational singing (new at that time) led to the organization of a Society for Ancient Hebrew Melodies as well as the publication of a hymn book titled Kol Rina — Hebrew Hymnal for School and Home.

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With Staten Island it makes the passage through which all vessels pass in sailing from or to the Mahatans, although they can go through the Kil van Kol, which is on the other side of Staten Island.

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On the other hand, Ghosted (mysteriously just referred to as Kol, Ryan and Jason on their myspace, with no hint as to who's playing what) are a much punkier, grittier affair, with some great dirty sounding bass parts.

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At synagogues everywhere worshippers will be reciting the so-called Kol Nidre prayer.

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It’s called Kol Haneshamah The Reconstructionist Siddur.

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The Irgun’s underground radio station was called Kol Zion ha-Lohemet (The Voice of Fighting Zion).

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The UJC then loaded up 19 busses and headed out to various sites that the organization felt would resonate with the participants-most of whom were Americans already in Israel on programs affiliated with the Jewish Agency's MASA initiative, Hillel and groups such as Kol Dor.

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