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3 practical steps to becoming great.
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Relating to food on a day with no food.
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Take one step in breaking free from the entanglements of negative habits and you're guaranteed assistance from the Almighty.
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The 10 days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are part of the High Holidays, too. Chickens: read no further.
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Guidelines for children and sick people who need to eat.
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Jonah is read on Yom Kippur, teaching us about our spiritual voyage.
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