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Pasand was my favorite Indian restaurant, but needless to say, I haven't eaten there since the story broke. In retrospect, the waitresses did seem rather young... --Andy M. 11:34, 21 May 2005 (UTC)
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Same Observation... --User:Sagar Kasukurthy 19:34, 18 Feb 2007 (UTC)