context1: Construction started on the present temple in 1965. The temple cost Rs 15 million to construct. Next to the temple is a small <strong>room</strong> that looks like a prison <strong>cell</strong>, where it is said that Lord Krishna appeared.
context2: The two shared a one-<strong>room</strong> Brooklyn apartment where Armen administered her morphine shots until she died. In 1994, Armen was approached by Pramod Srivastava, then a biochemist at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, about the possibility of developing Oncophage from a clinical and commercial perspective. The treatment involved removing a patient's tumor <strong>cells</strong>, isolating and fortifying the cellular proteins that normally alert the immune system to disease, and re-injecting the proteins into the patient.