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[3] [Bábá paused and [...] Mahábhárata – Arjuna refused to fight when Shrii Krśńa [...] greater devotee than was Arjuna.

[5] In the Kśatriya Era women [...] mere objects of enjoyment. Society refused to recognize anything except their [...] child-bearing machines”].

[51] What is mahápátaka? [...] question his intention. So Shiva refused to help Rávańa because he was a mahápátaka.

[9] There is a well-known story about [...] happened to be his elder sister. She refused to succumb to his threats, and scolded him mercilessly for his bad behaviour.

[146] When the Western system of education [...] infatuation with the past, they refused to send their children to English-medium [...] progress had lagged somewhat behind.

[3] Once there was a Bhattacharya family [...] ) They even refused food offered by the Vaidyas. Once [...] east-Bengal accent could not be detected.

[15] The Vedic Aryans brought the ancient [...] months of Bengal. Those Aryans who refused to make the adjustment, had in [...] adjusted with the lunar calendar.

[24] The inconvenience that the non-Indian [...] Vedas in black and white. They refused to believe that the reason that [...] of them were missing for good.

[11] Ekalavya, another disciple, had [...] a low-caste family, he outright refused to accept him as a disciple. This [...] lapse on the part of any teacher.

[12] It is necessary now to say something [...] evidence. Since the Sacdonians had refused to embrace Islam, they had to [...] “knowledge brought from overseas”.

[14] The Aryans who migrated to India [...] to be Shúdras, but also refused to accept them into their society; [...] three categories of Shúdras:

[3] 1. Vajra: A kind of powerful weapon [...] defects. Only against those who refused to correct their ways and, on [...] thunderbolt of welfare”].

[12] Then Prakrti undertook the practice [...] Shiva as her husband, while Shiva refused to even look at her. So Prakrti [...] no concern at all for Prakrti.

[21] Ráŕh was subjected [...] people of Ráŕh who refused to embrace the Paoráńika [...] them somewhat averse to struggle.

[26] So Narada was asked to go about and procure the dust from the feet of a devotee. But people refused to give the dust from their feet, [...] listen to such a thing was sinful.

[27] There is an interesting story about [...] his behalf. The latter, however, refused to listen to even Párvatii’s [...] his act was of recurring nature.

[124] Mr. Album said, “Yesterday [...] ́Won’t nine rupees do?’ I refused. So most reluctantly he coughed [...] don’t tell anybody about it.”

[85] “Innocent people have been [...] government servants of this area have refused to attend work. But I have dedicated [...] I have to join my duty.”

[7] Now, Karna possessed simple morality, [...] offered to Krsna, He persistently refused to accept. Finally Krśńa [...] morality teaches human beings.

[27] The story goes that the tyrannical [...] wealth to Maetreyii, his wife, she refused to accept it saying, Ná [...] establish me in immortality?”

[52] Behind the origin of a religion [...] were their sentiments that they refused to listen to rationality. Take [...] This is the result of blind faith.

[43] In ancient India, Vedic Saḿskrta [...] use Saḿskrta, but Buddha refused. In Medieval India, Kabir revolted [...] medium of expression. He said,

[8] The British East India Company [...] market price. The manufacturers who refused to agree to the terms of the company [...] being developed in Manchester.

[16] After completely destroying the [...] could be cultivated. The peasants refused to cultivate indigo instead of [...] cultivation of indigo stopped.

[11] Parvati requested her husband, [...] mahapátaka.” So Shiva refused to save Ravana’s life. Parvati [...] Ravana but she ultimately failed.

[1] In ancient times bullion was used [...] country which used gold bullion refused to recognize silver bullion, commercial [...] countries engaged in barter trade.

[8] Even after death that man refused to give up his bad habit. That’s why it is said, “Black will take no other hue.”

[17] Núrjáhán was [...] force. At first Meher-Un-Nisá refused to marry her husband’s killer, [...] pressure of circumstance, she agreed.