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Kodar

a mountain range of the Stanovoi Upland, located in Chita Oblast and extending into Irkutsk Oblast, RSFSR. The Kodar Range is a continuation of the Severo-Muia Range, stretching almost 200 km to the Tokko River. Maximum elevation, 3,000 m. It is made up of granite-gneiss and crystalline schist. Up to 1,500 m on the northern slopes and to 1,700 m on the southern slopes are deciduous forests and forests of stunted birch, with thickets of shrubbery (Japanese stone pine and scraggy birches) near the treeline. There is a high-mountain zone with alpine summits and mountain tundra. Névé basins and glaciers are found; the total area of the glaciers is approximately 15 sq km.

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Summary: Umaria (Madhya Pradesh) [India], July 20 (ANI): Children of Dadraudi, Kodar, Bartarai and other villages here struggle to cross a river through a damaged bridge to reach their school.

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I also thank Lome Sossin, Andrew Green, Freya Kodar, Blake Bromley and three anonymous referees for their comments on previous versions.

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Equally impressive was the Sambousa Kodar (Dh25) or Indian-samosa style fried pastries stuffed with sauteed cabbage, onions, green peas and carrot, flavoured nicely with turmeric and served with dakous sauce and mint chutney.

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