The Jain conception of karma as something material that encumbers the soul has an archaic nature which justifies the hypothesis that it goes back to 8th or 9th century BCE.
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"I would never want to encumber my love of the music with the normal ingredients of a job _ money, politics, ambition, " he said.
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Her hair cropped short, Ms . Shaw played Richard as a man, without altering her voice, without the artifice that often encumbers an actress attempting male Shakespearean roles.
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"To encumber a drug like this is extremely unusual for the FDA, " said Dr . Wendy Chavkin, a professor of public health at Columbia University.
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He added that he would implement the measure consistent with his authority as commander in chief " and not in a manner that would encumber my constitutional authority ."
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Although Granville's son, Robert Carteret, 3rd Earl Granville, had considered selling the land back to The Crown to dis-encumber himself, he never acted.
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Take the autobahn system : the stock images that arise are of magnificent highways full of flashing BMW's and Mercedes and Porsches roaring along without a speed limit to encumber them.
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It does not encumber the hand, does not intrude on most manual tasks, moves easily in front of the eyes and is easier to reach than, say, the ankle.
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"But I have tried hard to make what use I can of Vietnam and not let the memories of war encumber the rest of my life's progress ."
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Samuel Johnson defined a patron as " one who looks with unconcern on a man struggling for life in the water, and, when he has reached ground, encumbers him with help ".
