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A folk dance of Romania and Israel in which dancers form a circle, lock arms, and dance to the left or right with grapevine steps and hops.

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  • (For those of you not in the know, kain-a-hora is Yiddish for way-to-go ... more or less.
  • A lot of places here do seem to be programmed to the Latin hora de comida and therefore are not open in the evening.
  • Aug. 27th, Margarite Dee baptized hora 4½ a meridie.
  • Bílá hora, which is a tram terminus and so quite easy to get to.
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