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<P><FONT SIZE=2 FACE="Arial">I realize the &quot;tradition&quot; of certain masechtot being learned in yeshivot while others were&nbsp; &quot;orphaned&quot; stretches back to the gamara itself but what were the reasons and were they consistent through time (e.g. practical&nbsp; applicability,&nbsp; grounds for deep analysis&#8230;)<BR>


KT<BR>


Joel Rich</FONT>


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