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being hungry
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It's common to wait for the next mealtime and avoid snacking when feeling hungry.
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diminish own hunger
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Engaging in religious fasting or abstaining from food as a way to diminish own hunger is a common and culturally significant practice.
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hunger
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Hunger is often satisfied by eating a variety of small meals throughout the day, including snacks and chai (tea) breaks.
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hunger
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Hunger may be alleviated with a light snack, such as a piece of fruit or a small savory dish, until the next meal.
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hungry
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India
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It is common for people to experience hunger due to food scarcity and poverty.
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hungry people
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In some cases, hungry people may seek out a temple or religious institution for free food as part of a cultural practice.
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hungry person
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Fasting may be practiced as a spiritual or religious discipline when feeling hungry.
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sate hunger
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India
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Sating hunger often involves consuming rice or bread as a staple, along with a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries.
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sate hunger
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India
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Common to sate hunger with a variety of smaller dishes, such as rice, dal, vegetables, and chapati or naan.
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sate hunger
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Receiving and consuming food offered by others, especially during religious or cultural events, can help sate hunger and bring blessings.
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sate hunger
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Consuming a combination of rice, lentils, and vegetables is a common way to sate hunger.
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sating hunger
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Rice or noodles are often the staple foods used for sating hunger, and meals are typically spicy and flavorful.
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