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The Pinkas Torah method is a way of keeping Torah notes: one book in order, every entry opening with date, makom and source, the margin for later additions, an index by makom, and a review every Rosh Chodesh. Anyone may keep their notes this way, teach it, and recommend it. No permission is needed to use the method.
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