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	Samosa Khol traditional recipe
		The pastry shell for Samosa is also known as Khol.
		A good Khol must not be oily; still it must be Khasta or flaky.
		This will make the Khol to be oily when fried.
	www.indiacurry.com /appetizers/a003samosakhol.htm (189 words)

	Khol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The khol is a terracotta two-sided drum used in northern and eastern India for accompaniment with devotional music (bhakti).
		In Bengal especially it is sometimes refered to as a Mridangam, although there are differences in style between the two drums.
		One of the sides of the khol is much smaller than the other.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Khol (136 words)

	David Wood's Ravenloft Campaign \| Khol
		Khol was born in a small village near the border of Darkon and Falkovnia, but during one of the common border wars, he was kidnapped and seperated from his parents (whom he now assumes to be dead) at a very young age.
		After the parade had passed, Khol was led away by the stranger and was suprised when their destination was not the local magistrate's office, but rather a modest home.
		Khol just turned his back and ran, all his memories blured together until he was in the town of Aerie.
	davidcwood.com /adnd/campaign/character.php?num=8 (735 words)

	Andreas Khol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andreas Khol (born July 14, 1941, in Bergen, Germany) is an Austrian politician of the conservative Austrian People's Party.
		Trained as a lawyer, Andreas Khol achieved a habilitation in constitutional law.
		A member of A.V. Raeto-Bavaria Innsbruck, a Catholic fraternity that belongs to the Cartellverband, Andreas Khol is known to be very religious and has often voiced conservative opinions on social policy (in the American meaning of the word).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andreas_Khol (136 words)

	Thomas Hearings -- 09/12/91 a.m. 01
		KHOL: But it is said in the New York Times--were they misquoted--that there were mock sessions between you and people from that branch, during which questions were asked and answers were given.
		KHOL: No, no. We are talking about the whole process, the preparation, the involvement, the fact that the Executive Branch and you have been working together on this nomination in all the various ways, including preparation for this hearing.
		KHOL: Well, you have only been on the court for 16 months, and so we are not in a position to see how your policy positions are, either consistent or not consistent with the things that you have done on the court.
	cti.itc.virginia.edu /~ybf2u/Thomas-Hill/0912a01.html (4117 words)

	Khol - percussion instrument
		he khol is a percussion instrument used in the accompaniment of devotional, spiritual and folk music and dances.
		The khol is very similar to other double headed barrel drums of the Indian subcontinent such as the mridang,dholok and pakhwaj of the north and the mridangam of south India.
		he body of the khol is made of clay and is formed by the joining together of two truncated cones.
	babukishan.com /khol.htm (318 words)

	Khol (Mridang)
		by David Courtney, Ph.D. Khol also called mridang, is a folk drum of northeast India.
		It has a body made of clay, a very small head on the right side (approximately 4 inches), and a larger head on the left side (approximately 10 inches).
		A fiberglass version of the khol has become popular in the West among the members of ISKCON.
	chandrakantha.com /articles/indian_music/khol.html (120 words)

	MachineDesign.com: Ronald Khol, made technical magazines readable (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Khol was asked in the early 1990s to become editorial director of American Machinist magazine, which was then in dire straights.
		Khol had a knack for pointing out management mistakes in an interesting way, and his commentary struck a responsive chord with his audience years before Dilbert began poking fun at workplace follies.
		Khol had a lifelong love of World War II military aircraft and was a member of the Confederate Air Force.
	www.machinedesign.com /ASP/strArticleID/59738/strSite/MDSite/viewSelectedArticle.asp (895 words)

	Tarang's Indian Drums & Percussion: Khol
		The Khol is a double skin drum with a resonating body from northern and eastern India.
		In India the Khol is used in folk music, in spiritual songs, Bajans, light classical songs, Kirtans and other devotional songs.
		However there are special syllables for the Khol such as Ta, Deta, Dhoia, Jhan, Ghini, TiT, Tini, Naka, Guru etc. Should the bass side have a too high tautness, the skin can be rubbed with a moist cotton cloth between Kinar and Gab.
	www.indian-instruments.com /percussion/khol.htm (281 words)

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