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Tirit, also
known as trit, is a
Turkish dish
prepared by
soaking broken-up
stale bread in a
broth prepared from offal, and then
seasoned with
ground pepper...
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Tirit also
known as
Tirid (flourished 4th century, died 359) was a
Prince from the
Arsacid dynasty of Armenia.
Tirit was the son born to
Artaxias by an...
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Tirit in
return for Gnel's murder. When
Tirit heard this, he was in so much fear for
Arsaces II he fled at night.
Arsaces II was
informed that
Tirit had...
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Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Ltd. (/
ˈtɪrɪt/ TIH-rit), also
known as CT Shirts, is a
British multi-channel
clothing retailer specialising in
dress shirts, ties...
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Bosnia and Herzegovina,
North Macedonia, Turkey,
Croatia and Montenegro.
Tirit Tyurya "体の衰えを感じた際にお勧めしたい精力剤の魅力 - 精力剤でパワフルさや自信を取り戻す". Historyofgr****food...
- Trit may
refer to:
Ternary digit, see
Ternary numeral system Tirit, an
ancient recipe using leftovers This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- Reserve) (GOC -
Major General P C Reddy) 9th
Mountain Brigade –
Brigadier Tirit Varma 99th
Mountain Brigade 6th
Mountain Artillery Brigade 101st Communication...
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known for
unfeasibly long
pides (Turkish pizzas)
intended to be shared, and
tirit, a
traditional rice dish made from meat and ****orted vegetables.
Konya is...
- in
North Africa,
where it is
known as trid; Turkey,
where it is
known as
tirit; and even in Xinjiang,
where it is
known as terit.
Multiple variations of...
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Tirit in
return for Gnel's murder. When
Tirit heard this, he was in so much fear for
Arsaces II he fled at night.
Arsaces II was
informed that
Tirit had...
