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[29] In cases where disease is caused [...] unnatural activity, he or she may still contract a disease due to pollution in [...] and beyond the means of the poor.

[124] If God is considered to be the [...] this is true, how can the vipras contract that the soul of a certain dead person will reach heaven?

[8] Madálasá, who was [...] the Gandharvas. In their marriage contract it was agreed that Madálasá, [...] teachers. So, according to the marriage contract, and with the king’s consent, [...] sannyásii [renunciant] in due course.

[12] While she was teaching her son [...] “Don’t you remember our marriage contract? I was the one entrusted with the education of our children. Now that you have broken the contract, I will no longer remain with [...] became wicked in all respects.

[10] Most people spend their lives on this planet eating and drinking. Sometimes they contract diseases, their stomachs become [...] poet Rabindranath Tagore said;

[14] Communism is irrational, illogical, [...] man drinks much alcohol, he will contract liver disease and eventually die. [...] cause of the death of communism.

[12] (4) Maharloka: Another name for [...] whispers to them that he too will contract cholera. On his going there, it [...] persons germinate in this sphere.

[9] If theory precedes practice many [...] to the way its soft vibrations contract the lymphatic glands. As it softens [...] follows practice will be successful.

[68] Khesári contains certain [...] animals. Children are more likely to contract this disease than others. So, [...] though it is very rich in protein.

[279] The bark, juice and oil of drumstick [...] spring and winter, people will not contract pox. The stem is beneficial for [...] thread is spun from the cocoons.

[3] On other occasions they resorted [...] cataracts and your throat will contract goitre if you do not read the [...] etc.” They propagated shlokas like:

[3] A dreaded disease in Ráŕh [...] to this malnutrition that they contract leprosy. If poverty is removed [...] Greek heroes as seen in sculptures.

[52] The names of some settlements in [...] Coochbihar and Mayurbhanj. They had a contract with the British. The British [...] Macluskeyganj, Leslieganj, and so on.

[11] Where the industrial system – [...] existing markets will gradually contract.

[6] 1. If due to the bad habit of masturbation [...] the semen becomes thin, one will contract this disease.

[4] (i) Mahámudrá [...] in deeply, and at the same time contract the urinary sphincter muscles. [...] and, sitting erect, breathe out.

[6] (iii) Mahávedha : [...] svádhiśt́hána with the right. Contract both the anal and the urinary [...] the anal and urinary sphincters.

[14] (9) Agnisára mudrá [...] region with the middle fingers and contract it till it touches the spine. [...] gradually increase to ten times.

[17] (12) Ashvinii mudrá : Sitting in bhojanásana, contract and immediately relax the anal sphincter. Practise eight to ten times.

[19] (13) Vajrolii mudrá : During urination contract the vajrolii nádii and [...] the hold. Practise three times.

[161] Although it is a bit off the subject, [...] people’s opinion, pigeons may contract dysentery if they eat too much [...] Kapotákśii River in Jessore District.

[9] Some people consider it propitious [...] emancipation in one way – one may contract a virulent typhoid fever or pneumonia [...] salvation by fasting in this way.

[5] According to medical practitioners, [...] with such males and females also contract the disease. This disease is contracted [...] physical contact with those males.

[4] Suppose a very dark-complexioned [...] expect?” As a result, their minds contract and their progress is thwarted. [...] philosophy. You must oppose it.

[94] The water and air of Ráŕh [...] other adjoining districts easily contract leprosy because they lack nutritious [...] district contains a lot of sulphur.

[30] There are two types of non-shareholding [...] labourers and those who are casual or contract labourers. The permanent labourers [...] and productivity of the labourer.

[8] In the case of non-living entities, their inborn instincts are to contract and inflate. As they cannot express [...] water, etc., are all inanimate.