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[106] Everyone will agree that this aim [...] the hands of those who exploit artistic endeavour for business purposes.

[109] The salaries of artists should [...] percentage of the net profit from artistic events should be distributed among [...] receive pensions when they retire.

[110] The youth of a country are attracted [...] character will be able to express their artistic brilliance more sweetly and completely. [...] liabilities by their fans and society.

[111] The nature of art is such that [...] artists do not devote to their artistic efforts, they often feel compelled [...] singing, dancing, acting or other artistic achievements earn the unstinting praise of hundreds of spectators express their subtle artistic power in quite opposite ways in [...] middle age. Actors are no exception.

[114] Although actors are not fully accepted [...] of their right to exhibit their artistic talents, and sent to reform schools.

[10] About this time, people also began [...] security, and those who were more artistic or skilful would manufacture artifacts, [...] days there was no caste system.

[2] Yes, why have I used here the word [...] one’s hands that requires artistic skill (in a word, handicraft). [...] call an instrumentalist an artist.

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[15] There is no plausible proof that [...] Moreover, it is seen in various artistic and literary depictions that women [...] should lag behind in this age.

[1] The Saḿskrta word kulála [...] intellectual speciality as far as the artistic, intellectual or ideological aspects [...] judge or a fair minded critic.

[3] In these discourses, Shrii Shrii [...] toward subtler pursuits such as artistic endeavour and spiritual practice, [...] through mutual cooperation and love.

[33] Suddenly in the dead of the night, [...] silk. On the wings there was fine artistic work of filigree and gold, and the most delicate embroidery.

[9] Each of the gods and goddesses [...] because they lacked the refined artistic sense necessary to make the idols.

[7] Another question which has started [...] affected recitation and other forms of artistic expression. But I cannot fully agree with this view.

[2] The original book was published [...] archaeological, sociological, linguistic, artistic and even spiritual subjects, there [...] that demand, however belatedly.

[4] Now, this is a very good machine [...] machine in the world. The subtle artistic skill revealed in this machine is unique.

[17] Suppose a painter is drawing a [...] the basic sense of proportion and artistic [[balance, has]] violated the [...] in the absence of pramá, artistic creation cannot be symmetrical or systematic.

[7] Now yoga. Yoga is the most developed [...] sciences. The final point of all artistic movement and the final point of [...] supreme expression of veracity.

[110] Another meaning of the word [...] arts. If one does not give up their artistic pursuits, irrespective of whether [...] called a “born artist”.

[113] If an artist is born into an [...] irrespective of the quality of their artistic work .

[14] Dance is a science but is presented through artistic skill. The dancers who acquired special proficiency in this artistic skill were called kárikás .

[36] Since one meaning of káru [...] Vishvakarmá, the god of artistic creativity, on the last day of Bhádra.

[38] In the artistic imagination, it was once thought [...] is Vishvakarmá.

[1] Human beings express their feelings [...] that with the help of the subtler artistic aspects of that expression, one [...] kriyá or action.

[1] You know that even before Sadáshiva [...] it a science – rather, an artistic science.

[3] Dance is a highly-developed art. [...] and just now I called it “artistic science”.

[32] From a study of history we learn [...] educational, medical, scientific and artistic fields, Shiva taught His daughter [...] shadow on the glory of humanity.

[3] Primitive human beings in the distant [...] This is how, in the process of the artistic endeavour to advance from the [...] the cruder expressions of life.