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"Midrasha\nWithin the Orthodox community, continuing-education programs for women, similar to these, are also commonly offered. Many (diaspora) synagogues host a \"campus midrasha\" or suchlike, offering scheduled daily classes on various topics; many also host a \"Community Kollel\", which has a corresponding func... | [
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