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The ingredients, methods, and dishes that define Armenian cuisine and identity might vary, but our stories converge into a meaningful narrative.
Fra diavolo is a spicy tomato sauce served over linguine and shellfish that roughly translates to “among the devil.”
The objects people managed to take were symbols of the deprivations of barrack life, resourcefulness, and relationships.
Since the 1970s, Flushing has grown into the largest community of Chinese immigrants in the Eastern United States.
For centuries, the flute music of Otavalo weathered sociopolitical, economic, and religious changes, but it nearly disappeared after the 1990s.
Not surprisingly, the folklore of pandas provides a less scientific explanation for their black eye patches.
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