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Old 30th March 2015, 05:49 PM   #1
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THE RED SPLOTCHES ALL OVER THE GROUND IN AREAS TELLS YOU WHERE THE NUT IS USED A LOT.
I have been to places in India where all walls has been red in a high of one to one and half meter. I think that this is one reason why betel chewing is forbidden in some Asian countries now.
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Old 30th March 2015, 09:03 PM   #2
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Our experiments confirm that it has significant activity on an important subtype of human nicotine receptor, but probably not the subtypes most likely associated with nicotine addiction.
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Old 31st March 2015, 01:33 PM   #3
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Default "one reason why betel chewing is forbidden"

Another reason is that there is growing appreciation for the fact that it causes oral cancers.
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Old 1st April 2015, 12:55 AM   #4
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Visions and dreams are important to these peoples as well as the rest of the region. Perhaps the source of the carvings as well as the religions there.

I love the asos on the hilt and the silver inlay on the blade. Yours is the type I eventually want.
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