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Biryani: The Star Dish.

Biryani is a rice dish cooked with meat or vegetables. It is an Indian dish popular in South Asia, especially Indian and Pakistan. Biryani differs from pulao because it has more layers of flavour and spices and uses more oil than pulao.

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Tandoori dishes are traditionally served on the bone but can be ordered boneless as well. A popular choice is butter chicken, which consists of pieces of chicken cooked in a creamy tomato sauce flavoured with garam masala and topped with butter chunks.

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The Delightful Allure of Indian Spices

Indian spices have exquisite aroma, texture and taste to enhance the flavour of everyday dishes. India is the largest producer and consumer of spices in the world. India is called the ‘Land of spices’ and Indian spices are fascinating condiments known for their aroma, texture and delectable taste. India has a plethora of spices – ground, powdered, dried, soaked – and spice-enriched flavours are integral to the multicuisine culture of India since they magically transform a simple culinary preparation into something more and extra tasty delicacy. International Standardization Organisation (ISO) lists 109 varieties of species of which India alone produces around 75 varieties. India possesses varying climatic conditions spanned in its different regions which enable cultivation of different types of species on an estimated 3.21 million hectares of land. Myriad spices of India Not only does every spice add a unique taste by completing a dish but many of these common Indian spices also have health benefits associated with them. Turmeric (Haldi in Hindi) is an underground stem of a ginger-like plant and once available it is yellow and in fine powder form. Turmeric is called the golden spice of India and is synonymous with the unique yellow colour which appears in rice and curries as it used as both a condiment for flavour and culinary dye. The flavour is mildly aromatic with hints of orange or ginger. It has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiseptic properties and is commonly used as a natural painkiller and healer. Black Pepper (Kali mirch) called as the “king of spices” comes from the pepper plant in the form of small round berries which grown after about three to four years of plantation. It is a very popular, slightly pungent flavoured spice and is used for garnishing just about anything from eggs to sandwiches to soups to sauces. It is also a very beneficial spice which helps in fighting cough, cold and muscle pain. Black pepper has diuretic properties and helps in the sweating process of the body thus getting rid of harmful toxins. Cardamom (Green choti Elaichi) is a whole or ground dried fruit, or seeds, of Elettaria cardamom of the ginger family. It is called as the “queen of spices” owing to its extremely pleasant aroma and taste (spicy sweet) and is primarily used for adding a distinct flavour to Indian desserts like Kheer and is thus extensively used in baked goods and confectioneries. It is also the most famous and popular ingredient added to staple India tea which is common in households across the country. Nothing like ‘tea with a hint of cardamom! It is said to be good in controlling bad breath and very commonly used as mouth refresher. Its also used for curing digestive disorders like acidity, gas and flatulence. Black Cardamom (Kali Elaichi) is another member of the ginger family and a close relative of green cardamom. Black cardamom It is used to add subtle flavour – spicy and citric – to rice and is mostly used for dishes which take long to cook, to be able to get the intense but not an overwhelming flavour associated with it. A very versatile condiment, it is thought to help in tackling digestive and repository problems. It is also highly recommended for dental health like teeth and gum infections. Clove (Laung) are the dried flower buds from the clove tree (Myrtaceae, Syzygium aromaticum). It is a very popular spice used in soups, stews, meats, sauces, and rice dishes in India and other parts of South Asia. It has a very strong and sweet, mainly pungent taste with bitter overtones. It has also been used for different dental problems like tooth ache and sore gums since ancient times in India. Clove is highly recommended for cold and cough and generally added to tea as a therapeutic. It’s the most famed constituents of the world famous Indian ‘masala chai’ or spice tea. Cumin seeds (Zeera) of a leafy plant cumin is used for its aromatic odour for adding strong punchy flavours to dishes like rice and curries. It can be used a raw or roasted for reducing the overwhelming flavour. The main flavour it adds is peppery with little citrus overtones. Cumin seeds are an excellent source of iron and thus are good for people when they suffer from iron deficiency. It is also said to be very beneficial for our immunity and has anti-fungal and laxative properties. Asafoetida (Hing) is a resin extracted from the plant Ferula asafoetida by making a slit in the plant’s bark. In India, it is commonly used for seasoning certain dishes like curries and lentils and has a strong pungent smell. It is very beneficial in treating cough, digestive disorders and respiratory problems. Hing is also an opium antidote and is generally given to someone addicted to opium. Cinnamon (Dalchini) is the world’s most popular spice after black pepper and it comes from the branches of trees of the “Cinnamomum” family. It has a very unique flavour – sweet and spicy – and fragrance due to the oily portion of the tree that it grows from. It is added to various dishes and also to coffee for that extra flavour. Cinnamon is known to have widespread medical benefits and is used for treatment of diabetes, cold and low blood circulation. Mustard (Rye) is a condiment derived from the seeds of the mustard plant. Mustard is extremely rich in omega-3 fatty acids, zinc, calcium, iron, vitamins B-complex and vitamin E. Mustard is one of universal condiments commonly used in pairing with meats, chesses, sauces, dressings etc and its taste shows huge range from sweet to spicy. Because of the rich constituents of mustard, it helps in bone and teeth strength and in performing metabolism efficiently. Red Chilli (Lal mirch), the dried ripe fruit of the genus Capsicumis is the hottest of species and adds a very strong hot flavour to a food item or dish like curries. It contains the crucial Beta carotene which has a beneficial antioxidant effect on the body. Export of Indian spices to the world is a formidable industry with a turnover of $3 billion with prominent customers being US, followed by China, Vietnam, UAE etc. The Spices Board of India is responsible for promoting Indian spices worldwide by providing quality control and certification. The Indian spice community is now very advanced and involves technology, better quality control, driven by market requirements and highly consumer-centric. Spice production, consumption and export is growing steadily in India is also now going the organic way. *** Read the full article

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Indian food is as diverse as its people and geography. Indian food or cuisine is recognizable by its unique flavor as it uses numerous ingredients, deploy a wide range of food preparation styles, cooking methods and culinary presentation.. Each dish is made with specific spices and it has its own smell and flavor. Spices are one of the vital taste enhancers in India. Oil is the important part of Indian cuisine like coconut oil and mustard oil. Vegetables and fruits vary according the region and season in India. Generally food is prepared using different cooking methods and in a specific way based on whether in north, south, east or west of India. Each section (north, south, east or west) has its own food style. In the common Indian household people usually sit on the floor and food is eaten with hands or fingers. Diverse serving style varies vary within India. A common way of displaying food throughout India is called “thali”(a large plate with different samples of Indian food on it).and ayurveda had exerted a strong influence on Indian food recipes and eating pattern. Indian food and spices has nutritional as well medicinal properties also. Indian food is invariably complex. I

Introduction

Indian culture is the Indian’s way of life because of the population diversity, there is immense variety in Indian culture. Indian food is one of the world’s most diverse diverse cuisines, characterized by its sophisticated and subtle use of many spices, vegetables,grains and foods grown across India.

One of it is Food that plays an important part of Indian culture, playing role in everyday life as well as in festival .In India it’s not just for eating but it is a way of socializing, getting together with family, friends and relatives. Indian cuisine varies from region to region shows people ethical, inclusiveness and cultural diversity. Generally Indian cuisine is split into north, south, east, and west. Various uses of spices (From ultra spicy food to delectable confectionery) and various ingredients are integral part of Indian food preparation. Indian cuisine is full of colors, flavors and aroma. Indian cuisine is based on matching opposite flavors such as hot and sweet taste.

The beauty of thali is that it is significant part of our it is a wholesome, meal and it tells us the scientific approach of nutrition as it represents the food pyramid of today like carbohydrates from grains, dietary fiber from fruits and vegetables and nutrients from dairy products like yoghurt, milk, curd and electrolytes from water. It is a balanced diet where variety is at its best. .Meals are served in thali, in which the food being served. An arrangement of small metal cups, or katoris, glasses, spoons etc... Is filled with single servings of food and condiments and arranged on the thali culture and usually sit on the floor,on pillows,or on very low stool and food is eaten with hands in India.

Indian cooking has unconventional style of making or cooking things which make them unique and it has its own cooking techniques, methods and equipments. Various cooking techniques are:

Tadka (tempering): it is the most common way of cooking. It essentially means frying whole spices in a little amount of different oil, ghee or butter. It is the aroma released from the spices which give the unique flavor or taste to the main dish which is being cooked, be it vegetables,dals,legumes,cereals or sometimes chicken,meat,fish etc. A tadka commonly has mustard or cumin seeds in oil.

Bhuna (curry): This is way of cooking curries. Here the spices are fried or dry roasted to form a paste. Curries which are served in thick spiced sauce form are made using the Bhuna style. The main ingredients of the dish are later cooked slowly in the paste. It has some variations depending upon what all spices are added in or is there water or milk or curd or yoghurt added to make it in a gravy form.

• Dum (steaming over coal): It is a process of steaming food but without using the actual appliances. A virtual compression is made in the cooking pot. Dough is used to seal the lid on the handi (pot or vessel, so the moisture gets trapped within and the food gets cooked on the flame. The recipes involving dum are usually cooked on coal fire and coal is also placed on the lid to ensure cooking. The most commonly cooked food is the famous Dum Biryani, meat etc. Cooking in dum style gives a unique aroma of the spices and warmth.

• Dhuanaar (smoke seasoning): Dhuanaar actually refers to smoky way of cooking food. The smoky flavor is imparted while cooking. The process involves burning charcoal in a small pot and then keeps it in a bigger pot, around which the meat or vegetables or fish are cooked. Dry spices and ghee are poured over the coal and a lid is place quickly over, so the smoke remains within the pot and infused the smoky flavor within the dish.

• Tawa Cooking: Tawa is a round thick iron griddle, slightly concave in centre and most commonly used for unleavened bread like chapattis, rotis, etc. It is also used for some unique dishes which require fast cooking and in large quantity, with outer rim is used to keep the dish warm. It’s served straight out of the tawa and eaten instantly.

• Talna (frying): Food is fried in different oils in a wok or khadai. It should be shallow or deep fried depends on the dish being cooked.

• Tandoori (clay oven): It is the highlight of the Indian cooking. Here the marinated food is cooked in the clay oven over charcoal fire (approx 550F).The marinated food is put on skewers and cooked inside the hot pit, buried and enclosed. Like rotis, meat, kebabs etc. •

Balchao (pickling): It is a Goan style of pickling where vegetables like eggplant or seafood like prawns are pickled in sugar, vinegar and spices for a day or two.

Foods of India are better known for its spices or vast array of spices used — both whole and ground, which are often combined into complex spice mixed. Common spices that we use in our kitchen are actually not common as it provide health benefits as well as flavor and aroma also. Every spice has its own unique taste and completes the dish as only salt cannot do the magic to satisfy our taste buds. Even now scientist is curious to explore the Indian kitchen to find out more about it. But consumption should be in moderation as everything in excess is bad.

The most commonly used spices are :

Turmeric (haldi): This is the most common spices of India. It comes with yellow color and flavor that can make a wide range of meals like sambar, dal, kadhi, marinating meat etc... to look good and taste good. Turmeric comes with a feature that makes it great for health like prevent cancer, act as antioxidants, prevent inflammation etc...

Asafoetida (hing): This is one of the strongest spices with a sharpy strong taste. It will change the taste and the aroma of any food. It is used to make dal, sambar.lemon rice etc. This spice comes with a number of health benefits like treating asthma, whooping coughs, chronic bronchitis; it’s antimicrobial and even detoxifies body.

Cumin Seeds (jeera): It pungent, sharp and astringent used in wide variety like soups,candies,lassi,pongal etc.It is caraway shaped seeds usually medium brown. Frequently used in curry and seasonings. The health benefits are prevents cancer, used as stimulant and carminative agent

Ginger: It is mildly pungent and has sharp burning sensory stimulation. Dry ginger is more pungent and valuable for the zest it gives to blander spices and used as masala in pulav, non-vegetarian dishes, mango salad etc .whole root is used in tea, chutneys, pickles, lime juice, buttermilk etc.Its health benefits are ,antioxidant, reduce inflammation and pain in joints, detoxifies carcinogens, good for cold and cough etc.

Cardamom (eliachi): It is specie belonging to the ginger family, whose seeds are used as spice. The fruit contains brownish black seeds. It is mainly used for flavoring sweet preparations, cookies, breads, cakes and preserves. It is very good for digestion.

Black Pepper (kali mirch): It is a small round berry of a tropical vine with small white flower and it has pungency and aroma. It’s native to south India and used for both its flavor and as a medicine the health benefits of black pepper includes curing illness such as constipation, diarrhea, and heart diseases, etc.

Cloves: Cloves are well known for their warm, sweet and aromatic taste along with medicinal benefits. Clove has lots of healing properties and used for upset stomach and tooth ache, etc Saffron (kesar):Saffron known as the golden spice of India for its expensive and exotic richness and are found in Kashmir valley and it gives yellow colour.It is used in ice-cream, thandai, rasmalai, kesar milk, in rice dishes, soups, sauces etc .its health benefits are used as sedative and used for eye infection. Cinnamon (dalchini): Frequently consumed spices and is relatively inexpensive. It is a thin tinner bark of the cinnamon tree. It is used in pulav, biryani, korma, cakes, cookies and puddings etc.health benefits are prevent for diabetes,keeps digestion proper etc

Mustard Seeds Most Indian households use mustard seeds or its oil for various purposes; it can help control symptoms of asthma, packed with B-complex vitamins and help to relieves rheumatoid, arthritic and muscle pain. Indian cuisine is an assortment of zealously guarded culinary skills, ranging from sharpest to the sublest.

Four directions of India east, west, north,south region greatly influence the religious and cultural aspects giving the wide Varity of cuisine .

North Indian Food Food in the north India, to begin with, Kashmir cuisines. In Kashmir, mostly the dishes are made from the main course of rice found in the beautiful valley. Another delicious item cooked here is the 'Saag' that is prepared with a green leafy vegetable known as the 'Hak'. But on the other hand states like the Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh also show high consumption of chappatis as staple food. Again, these chappatis are prepared with a wide variety of flours such as wheat, rice, Maida, besan, jowar etc. Besides chappatis other closely related breads baked in these regions include Tandoori, Rumaali and Naan, lachha paratha etc. However in the northern region impact of Mughlai food is quite obvious. And some popular dishes are chapattis, biryani (made with rice and cooked with various spices, vegetables.meat etc), tandoori chicken (it is marinated with spice cooked in tandoor and prepared with yoghurt and spices).

West Indian Food In western India, the desert cuisine is famous for its unique taste and varieties of food. Rajasthan and Gujarat are the states that represent the desert flavor of Indian food. Here an immense variety of dals and achars (pickles/preserves), papads is used that simply lack of fresh vegetables in these areas. In the states like Maharashtra, the food is usually a mix of both north as well as south cooking styles. Here people use both the rice and the wheat with same interest. Along the coastline of Mumbai a wide variety of fishes is available. Some of the delicious preparations include dishes like the Mumbai Prawn and Pomfret.In Goa, that is further down towards south, one can notice Portuguese influence in the cooking style as well as in the dishes. Some of the major dishes of this region are the sweet and sour Vindaloo, duck baffad, sorpotel and egg molie etc.

East Indian Food In the eastern India, the Bengali and Assamese styles of cooking are there. The staple food of Bengalis is the mouth watering combinations of rice and fish. Usually the Bengalis love eating varieties of fishes. A special way of preparing the delicacy known as 'Hilsa' is by wrapping it in the pumpkin leaf and then cooking it. Another unusual ingredient that is commonly used in the Bengali cooking is the 'Bamboo Shoot'. Various sweets prepared in this region, by using milk include the 'Roshogollas', 'Sandesh', 'Cham-cham' and many more.

South Indian Food In the southern India, the states make great use of spices, fishes and coconuts, as most of them have coastal kitchens. In the foods of Tamil Nadu use of tamarind is frequently made in order to impart sourness to the dishes. It simply perceive the Tamil Food from other cuisines. The cooking method of Andhra Pradesh is supposed to make more use of chilies, which is used to improve the taste of the dishes. In Kerala, some of the mouth watering dishes are the lamb stew and appams, Malabar fried prawns, Idlis, Dosas, fish molie and rice puttu. Another famous item of this region is the sweetened coconut milk. Yet another dish is Puttu, which is glutinous rice powder steamed like a pudding in a bamboo shoot.

Snacks and Drinks The Indian snacks not only tempt Indians but they also tempt the non-Indians. The delicious snacks can be prepared as salty, sweet or spicy or oily dishes. Pav bhaji is one of the popular Indian snacks. Here slice of bread is served with mashed and fried vegetables. The pani puri perhaps hits the top position among snacks served in India. It is liked by youngsters as well as elderly people. The puffed and hollow bread is stuffed with spicy potato and onion and served with tamarind water. A shot of lime juice, cumin powder, paprika, roasted nuts enhance the taste of the pani puris. Some more mouthing tempting snacks are like pakoras, samosas, jalebi dhokla, bhelpuri, mattra kulcha etc. Tea is the most popular drink in India. It is prepared with milk, sugar and aromatic tea leaves. At different parts of India, tea is boiled with clove, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cardamom to enhance the rich taste. Lassi is another Indian drink made from buttermilk or sweetened yogurt. The drink is sometimes flavored with rose syrup and mango juice. More drinks like nimbu pani, thandai, rassam etc.

Conclusion

Food is the integral part of Indian culture and its very unqiue.It has a perfect blend of flavors using different spices Food gives us an enormous insight into the culture as it sheds light on the regions indigenous crops, cooking techniques, different spices, different food and even the reflects the history of an area. Food has been recognized as an important component of intangible heritage. In India food are better known for its spiciness but it has some nutritional and medicinal properties also.

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3 Exciting Oats Recipes That Your Baby Will Love

Your baby, who has been depending solely on breast-feeding since birth, is now six months old and is completely geared up to take solid food. Does this thought make you happy or worried? The latter is maybe your answer because just like every other new-mom, you would want to give your infant the healthiest food possible. To give your six months old toddler a robust life, try going for an oat diet menu without any doubt!  They are rich in nutrients and will enhance the growth of your baby.  

As per pediatric nutritionists, oats are only cereals that cover the widest range of health benefits. Adults also rely on oatmeals, as they form a low-fat and a low-calorie diet. Masala oats, from the globally famous brand Saffola, are particularly preferred by those who do not want to compromise with the taste while sticking to their strict diet schedule.

Here are some easy-to-prepare and healthy oat recipes to make your baby’s tummy a happy tummy!

Oats Porridge

This one is a two ingredients recipe - organic oats and water. After boiling water in a cooking pot, add the whisked oats and stir occasionally. The same method can be used for making milk oats porridge by adding up formula milk.

Oats and Apple Porridge

For your one-year-old tot, apple oats porridge is a delectable breakfast option. Mix ¼ cup of oats powder in water and cook on medium to low flame. Once it softens, add thinly cut apple slices or apple puree (whichever is suitable for your baby) into the thickened porridge. Stir it well after adding sweetener and clarified butter in the end and let it cool. Feed it to your kid and see the smile on his face.

Oatmeal Scramble

If your infant is 8months or above, then it is the right time to treat him with egg yolks. And the best way to do this is to prepare wholesome oatmeal with egg scramble to provide him the goodness of oats and eggs in one single feeding. The method of preparation is the simplest here. Heat oil in a medium flame in a frying pan and add cooked oatmeal, bananas or any other fruit of your choice and egg yolks. Fry the preparation until the eggs are fully cooked. You oatmeal scramble is ready to serve!

Apart from your kid’s diet routine, if you are concerned about what new things to try to make the lunch and dinner menus of your family members exciting, then you need to visit the website of Indian Grocery. This premium grocery store stocks a wide assortment of Indian spice mixes like Parampara Masalas, Mirch Masala, Rasoi Magic Masalas, etc that are made with authentic Indian spices and meant to add a spicy zest to your boring menus.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have special oondhiyo using 43 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Special oondhiyo:

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{Take of small carrot.

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{Make ready of boiled and fried small potatoes.

{Make ready of capsicum.

{Get of For muthiya.

{Take of besan.

{Make ready of suji.

{Get of Salt.

{Prepare of makai aata.

{Prepare of Chopped green methi.

{Get of turmeric powder.

{Prepare of amchur powder.

{Take of sugar.

{Make ready of garam masala.

{Make ready of dhaniya jeera powder.

{Prepare of red chilli powder.

{Prepare of baking powder.

{Get of Kali mirch powder.

{Prepare of oil.

{Take of For Puree.

{Take of kg tomatoes.

{Take of onions.

{Take of garlic.

{Get of Karri patta.

{Take of ginger.

{Prepare of green chillies.

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{Get of oil.

{Make ready of pure ghee.

{Take of butter.

{Make ready of sugar or Gur.

{Prepare of Lemon juice.

{Take of Salt.

{Make ready of hing.

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Steps to make Special oondhiyo:

For muthiya.

Mix all the ingredients with Lukewarm water.

Make small pakoda or muthiya and fry in  vegetable oil.

For oondhiyo.

Cut all the vegetables in one inch size(carrot, beans,florets etc).

Make coarse puree of all the ingredients except Curry patta.

Take oil, puree ghee  in cooker put jeera, hing and chopped onion saute till golden brown..

Put puree and all masala in it, mix it well till it leaves oil and ghee.

Add all vegetables and muthiya and mix well.

Give one whistle on full flame and slow down the flame for 2-3 minutes.

After cooling Garnish it with chopped green coriander leaves and put butter on it with sesame seeds.

Serve hot with raita and Puri, paranthe.

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Cabbage Cutlet Recipe is a veg cutlet made with Pattagobhi. We can also name it pattagobhi tikki, gobhi cutlet, gobhi kebab etc.

Cabbage is an excellent source of vitamin A and C and rich in antioxidants. It is quite low in calories. So cabbage is indeed healthy, and with this recipe it is even delicious.

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The Most Common And Flavourful Indian Spices

We live in a country where people love to get the best tongue taste and to satisfy the taste bud they add spices in their dishes. These spices works as a pearl in Indian dishes. Let's check out some of the Indian spices with their English and Hindi names.

1- Clove 

The flavour a clove contain is like potent. It contains power to add extraordinary flavour toother spices. It is known as Laung. 

2- Cardamom 

They are of two types black cardamom and green cardamom. Green cardamom used in desserts while black cardamom used in authentic dishes. It is known as Elachi in hindi language. 

3- Cinnamon

It is the important spice in Indian recipes commonly known as Dal Cheeni. It is used in curry also in desserts. 

4- Black pepper 

It is known as the magical ingredients among garam masala and it is specially used to add a piquant flavour to dish. It is known as kaali mirch in hindi language. 

5- Cumin Seeds

Cumin seeds which is also known as Jeera is used to give smoky flavour as well as an intense fragrance to a dish. It get burns very easily. 

6- Coriander seeds

It is one of the common spice used in Indian recipes. These seeds are tiny in size and has some touch of citrus flavour. Sabut Dhaniya is its name in hindi.  

7- Nutmeg 

It is known as Jayphal and is a long lasting spice used in many of the Indian dishes. It gives a delicate flavour to the dish.

8- Mustard seeds

Mustard seeds have different colour like black, brown and yellow. It gives a nutty and smoky flavour to dishes like curries. Saabut sarsoo is also its name. 

9- Fenugreek Seeds

This is the ingredient which does the job of imparting the flavour to that of powder. It is known as Methi Daana in hindi. 

10- Turmeric  

An Indian recipe cannot be completed without this ingredient. It gives a lovely golden colour to the dishes as well as it has a great home remedy to any kind of fatal injury. Turmeric is also known as Haldi in common language.  Read More

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