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                    [Title] => Recipe File: Holiday favorite
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                    [Title] => Alam n’yo ba?
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Alam n’yo ba na ang salitang “tamarind” ay mula sa Arab expression na ang ibig sabihin ay “Date of India”.

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Basis of his optimistic outlook is an R&D program just launched here for the mass propagation and commercialization of sweet tamarind and bamboo.


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TAMARIND

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