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symbolising affluence. Traditionally, women have a special party to prepare it during the night, and cook it from late in the evening until the daylight, singing related songs. In
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1091:24sahat.com
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626:spray-dried
622:Homebrewing
454:Germination
329:Afghanistan
287:Uzbek Latin
275:Afghanistan
151:maltotriose
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1874:Sweeteners
1853:Categories
1705:The Lancet
1549:11 October
840:References
834:Wheatgrass
824:Radio Malt
580:Base malts
570:See also:
492:Production
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325:Tajikistan
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1725:0140-6736
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787:See also
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364:Lenten
345:samanu
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307:Nowruz
299:Kyrgyz
246:samanū
205:"malt"
201:barley
171:starch
117:, and
115:bagels
105:, and
79:whisky
64:cereal
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1381:malt.
683:Codex
641:bagel
548:Malts
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