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- noun Sikhism The
bangle worn bySikhs , to remind the wearer to do God's work, and one of thefive Ks .
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Examples
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As for the product placment, well, someone hasta pay the bills I sure hope kara is next – she reminds me of those Krizia models from the 80′s who I thought wer so ugly but they wore the clothes well, and taht was about it …
'America's Next Top Model' recap: The not-amazing race | EW.com 2009
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Arataro Takahashi, “Matsushita Konosuke no Jinsei: Gareki no Naka kara ‘Kaden Gannen’ e,” in Matsushita Konosuke no Kenkyu, edited by President Tokyo: President-sha, December 5, 1980, pp. 80 and 81.
Matsushita Leadership John P. Kotter 1997
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See Arataro Takahashi, “Matsushita Konosuke no Jinsei: Gareki no Naka kara ‘Kaden Gannen’ e,” in Matsushita Konosuke no Kenkyu, edited by President Tokyo: President-sha, December 5, 1980, p.
Matsushita Leadership John P. Kotter 1997
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Arataro Takahashi, “Matsushita Konosuke no Jinsei: Gareki no Naka kara ‘Kaden Gannen’ e,” in Matsushita Konosuke no Kenkyu, edited by President Tokyo: President-sha, December 5, 1980, p.
Matsushita Leadership John P. Kotter 1997
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Arataro Takahashi, “Matsushita Konosuke no Jinsei: Gareki no Naka kara ‘Kaden Gannen’ e,” in Matsushita Konosuke no Kenkyu, edited by President Tokyo: President-sha, December 5, 1980, pp. 78 and 79.
Matsushita Leadership John P. Kotter 1997
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Arataro Takahashi, “Matsushita Konosuke no Jinsei: Gareki no Naka kara ‘Kaden Gannen’ e,” in Matsushita Konosuke no Kenkyu, edited by President Tokyo: President-sha, December 5, 1980, pp. 90 and 91.
Matsushita Leadership John P. Kotter 1997
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"The girl not allowed to wear the kara is a petty thing for the administrators to have done and it doesn't do them any good," Singh said.
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He even sports a steel bangle, known as kara, on his right wrist.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2010
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"The girl not allowed to wear the kara is a petty thing for the administrators to have done and it doesn't do them any good," Singh said.
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"The girl not allowed to wear the kara is a petty thing for the administrators to have done and it doesn't do them any good," Singh said.
vendingmachine commented on the word kara
A steel ring that is worn primarily on the right hand by right-handed Sikhs.
December 9, 2015