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Kaldo may
refer to:
Kaldo Kalm,
Estonian ice
sledge hockey player. Chaldea,
Aramaic transliteration of ܟܠܕܘ,
Kaldo Hili****non
language term for 'broth'...
- A
Kaldo converter (using the
Kaldo process or Stora-
Kaldo process) is a
rotary vessel oxygen based metal refining method.
Originally applied to the refining...
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Kaldo Gehenna (カルド・ゲヘナ,
Karudo Gehena) is the
Flame Cane and head of the
Magic Talent Administration.
Despite his cheeriness,
Kaldo is harsh...
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Kaido Kalm (born
March 24, 1965) is an
Estonian ice
sledge hockey player. He was part of the
Estonian sledge hockey team at the 1998
Winter Paralympics...
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Caldo de
pollo (Spanish pronunciation: [
ˈkaldo ðe ˈpoʎo], lit. 'chicken broth') is a
common Latin American soup that
consists of
chicken and vegetables...
- in the attention-appraisal
model of alexithymia). In 2018, Löf, Clinton,
Kaldo, and Rydén
found that mentalisation-based
treatment is also an effective...
- Godmanchester,
pronounced /ˈɡʌms.tə/ (archaic)
Latin cálidum >
Italian caldo [
ˈkaldo] "hot"
Latin óculum >
Italian occhio [ˈɔkkjo] "eye" Proto-Norse armaʀ >...
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games of “You Look, You Lose”. Mash wins if he
avoids looking where Kaldo points and
Kaldo wins if his
magic attacks force Mash to look
where he is pointing...
- al
Lancet 2012; 380:2007-17 Wójcicki, J.; Pawlik, A.; Samochowiec, L.;
Kaldo??Ska, M.; Myśliwiec, Z. (1995). "Clinical
evaluation of
lecithin as a lipid-lowering...
- was
murdered in Kir**** in 2008. It also has an ****yrian wing
called the
Kaldo-Ashur
Communist Party based in Ankawa. Kawa
Mahmud became the party's secretary...
