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      शैव-तन्त्र-परिचयः। वक्ता मानसतरङ्गिणीकारः। मूलम् - https://manasataramgini.wordpress.com/2017/09/24/a-rambling-talk-on-the-saiva-mantra-tradition/ ।&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;भाषा - English.
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      शैव-तन्त्र-परिचयः। वक्ता मानसतरङ्गिणीकारः। मूलम् - https://manasataramgini.wordpress.com/2017/09/24/a-rambling-talk-on-the-saiva-mantra-tradition/ ।&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;भाषा - English.
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        .' But itunes itself doesnt seem to respect it in the podcast submission page! Same with several podcast players. Also, podcast players like Doggcatcher show episodes in the oldest-first order, which is suboptimal. Conclusion : use date to set order.-->



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          .' But itunes itself doesnt seem to respect it in the podcast submission page! Same with several podcast players. Also, podcast players like Doggcatcher show episodes in the oldest-first order, which is suboptimal. Conclusion : use date to set order.-->



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            .' But itunes itself doesnt seem to respect it in the podcast submission page! Same with several podcast players. Also, podcast players like Doggcatcher show episodes in the oldest-first order, which is suboptimal. Conclusion : use date to set order.-->



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              .' But itunes itself doesnt seem to respect it in the podcast submission page! Same with several podcast players. Also, podcast players like Doggcatcher show episodes in the oldest-first order, which is suboptimal. Conclusion : use date to set order.-->



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                .' But itunes itself doesnt seem to respect it in the podcast submission page! Same with several podcast players. Also, podcast players like Doggcatcher show episodes in the oldest-first order, which is suboptimal. Conclusion : use date to set order.-->



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                  .' But itunes itself doesnt seem to respect it in the podcast submission page! Same with several podcast players. Also, podcast players like Doggcatcher show episodes in the oldest-first order, which is suboptimal. Conclusion : use date to set order.-->



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