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Can "shavelings" be used to refer to Asian monks? Or does it only refersrefer to OccitentalOccidental shaven-headed church manmen?

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Can "shavelings" be used to refer to orientalAsian monks? Or it only refers to occitentalOccitental shaven-headed church man?

Can "shavelings" be used to refer to orientalAsian monks? Or it only refers to occidentalOccidental shaven-headed church men? Can a shaven-headed civilian be called a "shaveling"?

Can "shavelings" be used to refer to oriental monks? Or it only refers to occitental shaven-headed church man?

Can "shavelings" be used to refer to oriental monks? Or it only refers to occidental shaven-headed church men? Can a shaven-headed civilian be called a "shaveling"?

Can "shavelings" be used to refer to Asian monks? Or it only refers to Occitental shaven-headed church man?

Can "shavelings" be used to refer to Asian monks? Or it only refers to Occidental shaven-headed church men? Can a shaven-headed civilian be called a "shaveling"?

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Can "shavelings" be used to refer to oriental monks? Or it only refers to occitentaloccidental shaven-headed church men? Can a shaven-headed civilian be called a "shaveling"?

Can "shavelings" be used to refer to oriental monks? Or it only refers to occitental shaven-headed church men? Can a shaven-headed civilian be called a "shaveling"?

Can "shavelings" be used to refer to oriental monks? Or it only refers to occidental shaven-headed church men? Can a shaven-headed civilian be called a "shaveling"?

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