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Csaba Ökrös (born May 26, 1969, in Debrecen) is a
Hungarian handball player,
coach and
university professor. Currently,
Ökrös serves as the head coach...
- villages: Călacea (Bélkalocsa), Hodișel (Pusztahodos), Olcea, and Ucuriș (
Ökrös). "Po****ţia rezidentă după
grupa de vârstă, pe județe și municipii, orașe...
- fit for
human consumption. The
first use of the word okra (alternatively;
okro or ochro)
appeared in 1679 in the
Colony of Virginia,
deriving from Igbo:...
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March 2019. "Luka
Okros |
Official Website". Luka
Okros |
Official Website.
Retrieved 30
August 2017. "classical
Coffee Morning - Luka
Okros —
Royal Albert...
- Altunkal'a. In 2007,
Okros Tsikhe was
inscribed on the list of Georgia's
Immovable Cultural Monuments of
National Significance. The
Okros Tsikhe fortress is...
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worldwide with
world music and folk
revival bands such as Besh o droM and
Ökrös. Szalóki
began singing as a toddler,
drawing inspiration from Márta Sebestyén...
- Okra or
Okro soup is
primarily ****ociated with the Igbo
tribe of
Nigeria and is
prepared using the
edible green seed pods of the okra
flowering plant as...
-
Georgian Golden Age (Georgian: საქართველოს ოქროს ხანა, romanized:
sakartvelos okros khana)
describes a
historical period in the High
Middle Ages,
spanning from...
- a
Yoruba Okro sauce/ stew,
called soup in
Nigerian English,
eaten with Okele. Ila-Alasepo
means "
Okro cooked together". It
involves an
Okro sauce cooked...
-
akple are
traditionally eaten with hands.
Akple is
usually eaten with an
okro (okra) soup
known as
Fetri Detsi among the Ewes. It can be
served with soup...
