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While A; during the condition A
  1. While A; during the condition A
  2. Since A (point in time)
1
  いながら  して    できる      
It's a time during which one can do their job from home.
3
                
She cried as she spoke of her mother's death.

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Construction
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ANoun
ながらに
Basic Examples:
ながらに (in tears, while crying)

ANoun
ながら
ANoun
ながら
して
Basic Examples:
ながらにして (while being in the hospital)

AVerb: Stem
ながらに
Basic Examples:
ながら (while being in Japan)

AVerb: Stem
ながら
AVerb: Stem
ながら
して
Aい-adjective
ながらに
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Since A (point in time)
  1. While A; during the condition A
  2. Since A (point in time)
5
    くるみ        この             
Putting walnuts in the zoni is a custom in this town from a long time ago.
3
この                   
This tofu is made with a time-honored manufacturing process.

Getting the sentences
Construction
(Elements in parentheses are optional.)
ANoun
ながらに
ANoun
ながら
Basic Examples:
ながら (traditional skills)

ANoun
ながら
して
Basic Examples:
まれながらして (since birth)

AVerb: Stem
ながらに
Basic Examples:
しながら (since moving)

AVerb: Stem
ながら
AVerb: Stem
ながら
して
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Discussion about this grammar
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Level: 4
How does meaning #2 differ from the ~ながら listed in the following link?
http://www.renshuu.org/index.php?page=grammar/individual&id=6
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14 years ago
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Level: 256
I understand it as While/condition both just show the current state of things. Like 'while this condition exist, ....'. The other page you refer to is using while to show two active actions taking place.
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