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- noun Plural form of
mantra .
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Here's lyrics that can dislodge even ground in mantras:
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And although one of Suze's mantras is how much she loves stocks - "[S] tocks, in my opinion, are the best investment vehicle for the growth of your money over time" - less than 3 percent of Suze's net worth happens to be invested in them.
Is Suze Orman Nothing But A Lying Shill? - The Consumerist 2009
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Quality, value and choice are the three main mantras here.
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In Hinduism, these are called mantras, and the most famous is Aum OM.
Where To Park Your Broomstick Lauren Manoy 2002
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In Hinduism, these are called mantras, and the most famous is Aum OM.
Where To Park Your Broomstick Lauren Manoy 2002
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Among the Indo-Europeans the incantations are known as mantras, and are usually texts from the Vedas chanted over the sick.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock 1840-1916 1913
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Earlier this week, President Obama, ardent lover of three-word mantras
Slate Articles Elizabeth Weingarten 2011
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Napolitano repeated one of her tired old mantras, which is that more money must be spent in public school classrooms.
Sonoran Alliance 2009
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The initial idea was to look at the success stories and pick up the success mantras, that is what every one wants to know.
rediff.com 2008
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The initial idea was to look at the success stories and pick up the success mantras, that is what every one wants to know.
rediff.com 2008
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