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      <title>Why the shofar?</title>
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                  Is there a reason that the shofar is so special?
              
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      <title>High Holidays at home</title>
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                  For those who can&apos;t afford High Holiday tickets, what can be done to mark the holidays in their own home?
              
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      <title>Ask the Expert: How to celebrate Yom Ha&#8217;Atzmaut in a small town</title>
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                  Here are some suggestions.

              
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      <title>Ask The Expert: Why does kosher meat cost so much?</title>
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                  The Expert tackles the question of why stocking up with kosher meat takes a toll on your wallet.

              
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      <title>Ask the Expert: Other Uses for the Etrog</title>
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                  The Expert tackles two etrog&#45;related questions: Is there any other use for this strange fruit? Does anyone else get as excited about etrogim as we Jews do?

              
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      <title>Ask the Expert: Burying the Genizah</title>
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                  The Expert tackles the question of what someone should with damaged prayer books and prayer shawls.

              
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      <title>Ask The Expert: Learning to say you&#8217;re sorry</title>
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                  This week The Expert answers a very pressing High Holiday question: How am I supposed to apologize to people?



              
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      <title>Ask The Expert: Why is chicken parmesan not kosher?</title>
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                  JTA teams with MyJewishLearning to bring you Ask The Expert. Here&#8217;s your chance to get answers for your burning Jewish questions.

              
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