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[72] The as-yet-unexpressed mental potentialities [...] where sattvagun’a alone was influential.]] The degree of mutative expression [...] uniform anywhere, nor can it be.

[27] The courage, strength and physical [...] spread everywhere. Moreover, the influential leaders of society everywhere [...] the interests of the non-Aryans.

[234] Free education will have to be [...] on this educational system; no influential persons should propagate sectarian [...] tolerated in the educational system.

[25] Revolution means a great change. [...] are in the majority, or are most influential, however, the revolution will [...] if there are a large number of influential vipra-minded shúdras among [...] people generally involves bloodshed.

[56] The meaning of the verbal root [...] the word rta. Rta means “influential”, “enriching”, “revealing [...] vanyá + rta = vanyárta.

[1] While discussing destiny, or decree [...] Allahabad was highly reputed and influential. My lecture was complete by evening [...] that I would meet you here.”

[4] Still later, people started worshipping [...] When Jainism and Buddhism became influential, phallus worship, Shiva worship, [...] to fiercely exploit each other.

[3] At that time myriad evils and aberrations, [...] practices, paralysed social life. Some influential persons, enjoying the privilege [...] and their spirit of independence.

[143] No candidate should be declared elected without a contest. Rich and influential people can compel other candidates, [...] to wait until the next election.

[13] In the course of time, instincts were less influential in human beings than in janwars [...] of manav dharma or human dharma.

[3] The Vedic language is the oldest language that we are familiar with. This language was influential in central Asia and certain parts [...] – short, long and extended.

[71] While discussing destiny, or decree [...] Allahabad was highly reputed and influential. My lecture was complete by evening [...] that I would meet you here.”

[19] The first of these deities is Káliká. [...] of times that Shiva was the most influential personality. Therefore an attempt [...] deity belonging to subsequent ages.

[70] In the democratic framework of [...] collected through the media of influential antisocial elements. There are [...] within a democratic structure.

[10] Saḿskrta has four zonal [...] Brahmins. At that time Urdu was influential in Kashmir.

[18] The first of these deities is Káliká. [...] of times that Shiva was the most influential personality. Therefore an attempt [...] deity belonging to subsequent ages.