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animals consecrated for Templ upkeep become Chullin when sold
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barrels filled with terumah wine that got lost among many barrels filled with Chullin wine
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bereirah will determine which part of a pitcher of wine is maaser sheni or Chullin based on who drinks it
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Chullin dough, leavened by terumah, which then leavens another terumah dough
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coins found between piles of Chullin and maaser sheni
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coins found near animal dealers, Temple mount, Jerusalem, are they maaser sheni? Chullin?
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coins of maaser sheni and Chullin that got mixed up, transferring maaser sheni status from one type of coin to another
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crushed apple (or juice of apple) of terumah mixed inChullin dough leavened, true leavening?
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dough into which Chullin sourdough and then sourdough of terumah or kilai keren fell in, imparted good or bad flavor
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dough into which Chullin sourdough and then sourdough of terumah or kilai keren fell in, imparted good or bad flavor
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food of Chullin and terumah (and idol worship) that mixed or cooked, imparted good or bad taste
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growths from terumah, growths of growths, halachic status, tevel, maaser, after growths, terumah from outside Israel, mixture of Chullin and terumah, bikkurim, hekdesh, maaser sheni, redeeming growths of hekdesh and maaser sheni
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immersion of utensils on Shabbos, big utensils forbidden, small utensils one may resort to subterfuge, immersing them, with which level of impurity does permit apply? usage for Chullin in state of purity?
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impure terumah owned by kohen mixed with more than 100 times of Chullin, what value is owed to kohen?
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inedible terumah can combine with Chullin to nullify terumah
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ingredients of maaser sheni that must be destroyed that got mixed into a food dish of Chullin
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is tevel nullified in majority of Chullin?
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kemitzah must permit the remainder of minchah flour for consumption to be valid, when remainder got mixed inChullin flour and nullified is it considered to be the remainder of the minchah for the kemitzah to be valid?
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leek or onion of terumah added to remove bad flavor to Chullin, not add a positive flavor, hekdesh, idol worship stricter
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maaser rishon tevel (of terumas maaser) mixed withChullin renders it forbidden in smallest amount, its correction
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minimize amount of olives becoming impure when separating from pure on to impure
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mixture of dough, some of the dough had challah removed and some didn’t, tevel and Chullin mixed
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mixtures of Chullin and maaser sheni values the maaser sheni percentage if recognizable, recognizable by weight or flavor?
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mixtures of foods which can leaven, spice, or impart taste aren’t necessarily nullified, Chullin added to mixture and terumah no longer imparts flavor, permitted, amount needed to permit mixture increases over entire mixture or only against what is forbidden?
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mixtures of kilay kerem, kilayim, orlah and terumah can cancel each other out when mixed with Chullin
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mixtures of kilay kerem, orlah and terumah can cancel each other out when mixed with Chullin
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mixtures of kilay kerem, orlah and terumah can cancel each other out when mixed with Chullin
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mixtures of kilay kerem, orlah and terumah can cancel each other out when mixed with Chullin
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mixtures of mostly terumah and some Chullin, obligated in challah?
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mixtures of terumah, Chullin, maaser, maaser sheni, hekdesh, tevel, after growths, pure, impure
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nullified by a ratio of 200 to 1, sources, kilai kerem and orlah together or separately fell into 100 of Chullin
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nullified by a ratio of 200 to 1, sources, kilai kerem and orlah together or separately fell into 100 of Chullin
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oil that remains attached to a barrel after it was poured out, holy or Chullin?
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one may have thought that Chullin is more lenient because the word ‘challah’ is similar to ‘Chullin’
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onion of terumah cooked with Chullin lentils or the opposite, if flavors won’t transfer, the Chullin remains Chullin, may be eaten by a non kohen
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payment of terumah eaten intentionally is Chullin and can be forgiven by the Kohen
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pickling terumah and Chullin olives together
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planted rows of terumah and Chullin that got mixed up, seeds that decompose or remain
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ratios that nullify terumah, terumas maaser of demai, challah, orlah, kilai kerem or mixtures of these which gets mixed into Chullin
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ratios that nullify terumah, terumas maaser of demai, challah, orlah, kilai kerem or mixtures of these which gets mixed into Chullin
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ratios that nullify terumah, terumas maaser of demai, challah, orlah, kilai kerem or mixtures of these which gets mixed into Chullin
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ratios that nullify terumah, terumas maaser of demai, challah, orlah, kilai kerem or mixtures of these which gets mixed into Chullin
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ratios that nullify terumah, terumas maaser of demai, challah, orlah, kilai kerem or mixtures of these which gets mixed into Chullin
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sourdough of Chullin and terumah which fell into a dough of Chullin
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terumah and Chullin pickled together, cooked together, with meat or liver, eggs with terumah spices, water from cooking terumah
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terumah fell into 100 times Chullin, ground it together, did ratios change? Fell into less than 100 times and more Chullin added later to make it more than 100 times more Chullin than terumah, extra impurities in the mixture
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terumah fell into boxes which contained terumah, Chullin, these boxes then fell into other boxes, seeds planted
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terumah fell into Chullin of less than or more than 100 times as much, some of that mixture fell into Chullin, multiple times
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terumah fell into Chullin, another fell in prior to owner removing a measure of the mixture as required
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terumah that mixed into less than 100 times as much pure or impure Chullin
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tevel mixed into greater amount of Chullin precluded from separation of terumah?
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tevel mixed into greater amount ofChullin of its kind, nullified? tevel of biblical law or rabbinic edict?
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when selling maaser sheni produce, the produce should be represented as if it is Chullin
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wine in barrels designated as maaser sheni excludes the barrel if some of its contents are Chullin