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Chulin 95
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- Summary of the Daf
- Rebbi maintains that if the butchers in the city are Jewish, one is permitted to buy meat from a non-Jewish shop.
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- Rav maintains that if a piece of meat was left unsupervised, it is forbidden.
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- If nine stores in the city sell Kosher meat and one sells non-Kosher meat, and one is not sure from which store he bought his meat, the meat may not be eaten.
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- If a piece of meat was found in a city where most of the shops sell Kosher meat, it is permitted.
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- If one finds cooked meat in a city where most of the people who eat meat are Jewish, it may be eaten, but otherwise it is forbidden.
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- If whole limbs of an animal are found outside the Azarah, they are regarded as being from a Neveilah.
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- If cut pieces of meat are found outside the Azarah, they are not considered to be from a Neveilah, according to Rav. Levi maintains that they may be eaten.
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- If a piece of meat is tied up and sealed, or it was cut in a unique shape, it is permitted, even if it was left unsupervised.
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- Any omen that is unlike the omen of Eliezer the servant of Avraham, or Yonasan ben Shaul, is not an omen.
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- If one who builds a house, bears a child, or marries succeeds in his first deal, it is considered a good sign, although he should not rely on it completely.
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- If meat is strung on a cord and left unsupervised, it may be eaten.
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- If one left meat unsupervised, and now he recognizes the meat as his, it may be eaten.
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