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Barak Bakhar
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli professional football player who currently plays for ironi kiryat shmona of the israeli liga leumit”. Today it says “israeli former player and the current manager of maccabi haifa”.
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Barak Bakhar ( ; born 21 September 1979) is an Israeli football manager and former player who is the manager of Serbian SuperLiga club Red Star Belgrade .1 "FK Crvena zvezda sa velikim zadovoljstvom obaveštava javnost da je novi trener našeg kluba izraelski stručnjak Barak Bahar, koji je parafirao trogodišnji ugovor" ( Tweet ) (in Serbian) – via Twitter .2
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli professional football player who currently plays for ironi kiryat shmona of the israeli liga leumit”. Today it says “israeli former player and the current manager of maccabi haifa”. Read the current article and compare.
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israeli professional football player who currently plays for ironi kiryat shmona of the israeli liga leumit
Now
israeli former player and the current manager of maccabi haifa
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