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Folks from Pune can be broadly classified as Sakal-readers or Kesari-readers; with each side ferociously and fiercely loyal to their newspaper and to the views expressed in those newspapers.
Archive 2007-09-01 TheCooker 2007
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Folks from Pune can be broadly classified as Sakal-readers or Kesari-readers; with each side ferociously and fiercely loyal to their newspaper and to the views expressed in those newspapers.
A Perfect Weekday Dinner TheCooker 2007
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Col. Özçoban is accused of masterminding Sakal (Beard) and Çarşaf (Chador), two bomb attacks code-named "Çarşaf" (Black Chador) and "Sakal" (Beard) under the Sledgehammer plan.
TODAY'S ZAMAN :: News TODAY?S ZAMAN 2010
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This job is supposedly 'Sakal's reward for cooperating with forensic investigators seeking to untangle the web of complex financial transactions connected to reports of corporate greed and malfeasance'.
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This job is supposedly 'Sakal's reward for cooperating with forensic investigators seeking to untangle the web of complex financial transactions connected to reports of corporate greed and malfeasance'.
TrinidadExpress Today's News tony deyal 2010
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Saptahik Sakal is a weekly magazine from the stable of Sakal newpapers.
Archive 2007-09-01 TheCooker 2007
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This recipe for Avalakki Bisi Bele Bhaat is from the 1998 issue of Saptahik Sakal from the article 'Karnataki KhaadyaBahar' loosely translates into Feasts from Karnataka.
A Perfect Weekday Dinner TheCooker 2007
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Saptahik Sakal is a weekly magazine from the stable of Sakal newpapers.
A Perfect Weekday Dinner TheCooker 2007
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Sakal literally means morning enjoys a wide and loyal readership in Pune and the surrounding area.
Archive 2007-09-01 TheCooker 2007
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This recipe for Avalakki Bisi Bele Bhaat is from the 1998 issue of Saptahik Sakal from the article 'Karnataki KhaadyaBahar' loosely translates into Feasts from Karnataka.
Archive 2007-09-01 TheCooker 2007
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