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[23] The symptoms of one disease may [...] Moreover, as poisons are used, they may seriously affect the vitality of the patient. [...] will the plight of the public be?

[43] Those doctors who continue to treat [...] capacity. Their problems should be seriously and sympathetically considered and their difficulties should be immediately solved.

[90] “Do you think this is a joke? [...] This matter will be taken very seriously.”

[6] Such coughing is a natural phenomenon [...] understood that there must be something seriously wrong in the system or that the [...] symptoms are not so fully expressed.

[79] Human beings want free and untrammelled [...] self-expression. They do not ponder over it seriously, for they do not even understand the necessity of deeper reflection or analysis.

[6] One day, Yájiṋávalkya fell seriously ill. His two wives, Maetreyii [...] Rájá Yoga is based.

[18] There is a story that once Lord Krśńa fell seriously ill. Various medicines were administered, [...] suggested was to be found anywhere.

[9] The oldest philosophy in the world [...] Mahábhárata, people began to think very seriously about the origin of the world, [...] Mahábhárata, not prior to it.

[79] To build something on the basis [...] one’s personal interest suffers seriously, or if for one reason or other [...] the true expression of society?

[2] It is dharma that sustains the [...] creative and thoughtful people become seriously concerned when they notice that [...] formulate new plans of invention.

[65] “When the rays of the rising [...] screams and lamentations of the seriously wounded. The local people were [...] have much difficulty getting home.

[11] Another example of how human beings [...] Parama Puruśa, and this will seriously affect the ecological balance of the earth.

[12] As examples we may cite Howrah, [...] districts might become, they will be seriously affected by the harmful internal [...] and evening in Howrah District.

[5] Once Lord Krśńa fell seriously ill. Many remedies were tried, [...] Lord should be pleased.”

[19] Laghimá : Laghimá [...] years, they start to behave more seriously and conduct themselves with dignity [...] no reason to increase His load.

[25] There is a story about the cowherds [...] Once Lord Krśńa fell seriously ill. All the doctors of all the [...] forehead, I will be cured.”

[70] It was Monday. A telegram arrived from Ghusuŕi from Sunanda informing me that Sujit was seriously ill; it would be good if I could go there.

[75] I boarded the bus thinking of Sujit. He must have been very seriously ill, otherwise Sunanda would never [...] he was he would always fight it.

[135] Some time ago, the world conference [...] and coats. It is time we think seriously whether in the changed situation we should start wearing trousers and coats.”

[135] “When the rays of the rising [...] screams and lamentations of the seriously wounded. The local people were [...] have much difficulty getting home.

[1] If human beings think seriously, they can perform small and big [...] responsible persons have been inducted.

[33] (The unprofessional behaviour of [...] own will – should deal very seriously with unprofessional behaviour. [...] and not for school inspectors.)

[23] Videhaliina. Those who continue [...] examinations; my daughter fell seriously ill; the bank where I kept my [...] because they are positive microvita.

[14] Once I read in a certain book that [...] dipped in honey. That saint did not seriously consider that those little locusts also had vital life force throbbing in them.

[2] Food, clothes, education, medical [...] They may do many things that may seriously jeopardize the entire spiritual [...] their precious spiritual treasure.

[1] Once I read in a certain book that [...] dipped in honey. That saint did not seriously consider that those little locusts also had vital life force throbbing in them.

[6] After the arrival of the British [...] the British administration. This seriously damaged the agricultural system.