"Temples will not be disturbed, temples location will not be changed," Bunjamin told reporters.
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They concluded that the 1905 Kangra earthquake damaged the Bharmour temples, but left the Chamba temples untouched.
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Local citizens donate extra to their temples on holidays, and the temples give back by hosting free fights.
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Waiting to comprehend hunger again, you reap a thought to an object, and because pain is inexhaustible – temples, temples everywhere.
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Singapore has a diverse population, and there are Buddhist temples like this one, Hindu temples, and mosques dotted throughout the city.
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In my church, temples are modernized versions of Biblical temples where church members participate in religious worship in addition to our regular Sunday services.
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The Wing eschews hinges, temples, and earpieces—all standard elements of sunglasses—in favor of a single lens that wraps, Giordi-like, past the temples.
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And we know that this is the case because you only have to look at the architecture of libraries and theaters and universities that were built in the age of declining religion to understand that our ancestors sought to fill the gap by creating temples of art, temples of culture, temples of learning, where we would congregate as we had previously done in the temples of religion.
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One culture, one civilization, was imposed upon another to the point that the temples — the Catholic churches were built on top of the ancient pre-Hispanic temples.
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Pinecones, incense and evidence of hallucinogens found in various temples paint a picture of some of the mystical rites that may have been practiced in these clandestine temples.
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Her father had told her about it eighteen years earlier, when she'd been gathering materials for her presentation—how Egyptian sleep temples were also healing temples, hospitals, sort of.
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In recent weeks, the criminal complaint said, the man, Grafton E. Thomas, had also searched for "German Jewish Temples near me," and "Zionist Temples" in Elizabeth, N.J., and in Staten Island.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police raided four Buddhist temples on Thursday, arresting several prominent monks and worshippers in the year's biggest such operation amid a crackdown on illegal financial dealings by temples.
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Many Thais believe generous donations to temples can bring good karma - the principle that good deeds will lead to a good future - something temples and monks have exploited, groups lobbying for reform say.
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The nurse started swabbing my temples with a smelly grease.
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The park is also home to multiple temples and shrines.
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They ate at temples, which stayed neutral in the dispute.
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You can see knights and temples and feather quill pens.
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At 36, his black hair is graying at the temples.
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Like peda, ladoo are also common prasad in Hindu temples.
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They have filmed themselves razing ancient temples, churches and mosques.
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Later, two Jewish temples would be erected on this spot.
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This is a room in one of the holy temples.
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He's even helped build some of Burning Man's legendary temples.
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Pokemon Go fans have also been tweeting about visiting temples.
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They also have a tonic you apply to your temples.
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Not all of her images ended up being temples, either.
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I put it above my cheekbone and on my temples.
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Some Hindus in the West criticized the temples as grandiose.
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Today just 28 of more than 40 original temples remain.
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When you light all their details, these buildings become temples.
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Sanitation is poor, and the temples are not weathering well.
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And the Pharaonic temples lining the river have also suffered.
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You'll find temples, a stadium, a theater, and ancient ruins.
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Temples decorated their walls with pictures of the Rajapaksa brothers.
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Spanish conquerors destroyed temples of the Aztecs and the Incas.
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"I feel too much pressure," he said, rubbing his temples.
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The theft of riches from temples is common in India.
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Temples are allowed to engage in commercial activities, such as publishing books or selling religious objects, but they should be for the maintenance of the temples or for charity programs, said a SARA statement.
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"There used to be 22019 temples in Beijing alone," says Johnson.
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He has created sculptures using materials from demolished houses and temples.
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You have all of these famous temples and shrines and whatnot.
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Moon leans forward and puts his index fingers to his temples.
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Modi said there were temples where men were barred from entering.
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Dhammakaya is of a different scale to over 40,000 other temples.
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The youth beats his fists against his temples and staggers off
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Some Muslims helped decorate Buddhist temples with flags and Vesak lanterns.
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Soon I was sleeping with the apparatus attached to my temples.
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"There were temples flooded, homes pitching down hillsides," he tells us.
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"Nobody says anything about the milk used in temples," he said.
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The first of those temples contains the ashes of many royals.
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In Kyoto we visited otherworldly mossy temples and calming rock gardens.
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It can also provide support for sectarian schools — and for temples.
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In response, Mr. Gandhi has been seen frequenting more Hindu temples.
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The boys worked fast, heads down, sweat trickling off their temples.
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They looked like temples from the outside, palaces from the inside.
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Hindu temples depict erotic encounters between members of the same sex.
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Jews revere the site as vestige of their two ancient temples.
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Reformers in 21911 called for temples to be converted into schools.
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Even in neighboring Gulf countries, Hindu temples and Christian churches exist.
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She applies them at home, on her temples, to treat conjunctivitis.
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II. "The Temples of Syrinx" Where are we in the song?
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The stage of the Baalbek International Festival - Lebanon's oldest having been started in 1956 - is even more spectacular, wedged between the temples of Jupiter and Bacchus, among the largest and best preserved Roman temples in the world.
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In modern times, little material evidence existed beyond a network of monumental stone temples, including the famed Angkor Wat, and the sprawling settlements that presumably fanned out around the temples long since swallowed up by the jungle.
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Days 18 to 23 are spent traveling across Bhutan, visiting sacred temples.
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With the same color, dab along the temples and under your cheekbones.
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Another holy city with a myriad of both Hindu and Buddhist temples.
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Her temples throb, the veins pop, she is entirely and stunningly alive.
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I trained myself to ignore the wrinkles creasing around my freckled temples.
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Eventually, he started leaving his pieces at temples and shrines as well.
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Best has designed roughly half of the Burning Man temples since 2000.
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Centuries-old temples sacred to Hindus and Buddhists tumbled down the hillsides.
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But Roman aqueducts, bridges, temples and amphitheaters still stand, stronger than ever.
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Empires hemorrhage wealth, bombs fall on cities, religious radicals decimate ancient temples.
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Over the years, hosting Muay Thai fights in temples became increasingly popular.
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Both stores are decorated past the point of functionality, like ornamented temples.
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That's what's locked in India's Hindu temples, often just steps from onlookers.
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We went to Buddhist temples, beaches, markets, cities, and many historical sites.
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But the elaborate attire was not just relegated to temples and shrines.
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Traditional Indonesian mosques had thatched or pitched roofs, reminiscent of Hindu temples.
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On Saturday, it felt like someone had kicked me in the temples.
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"What better way to demonstrate that than to make temples to culture?"
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From there, laser light architectural sculptures—creating intentional spaces—temples of light.
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Then he slid in forceps skillfully, not a scratch on her temples.
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Instead, the popular Chion and Nison temples were nearly void of sightseers.
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Instead of stars, they award "temples," in keeping with their columned logo.
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Christians and Hindus have difficulty obtaining construction permits for churches and temples.
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Dozens of temples were inundated for weeks, although most suffered little damage.
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The grand complex encompasses about 500 acres filled with extraordinary stone temples.
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Because sanctuaries -- temples and mosques and churches -- are not just consecrated buildings.
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These dolls are clothed, fed and even anointed by monks in temples.
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Some works, including costumes and paintings, are from Japanese shrines and temples.
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The pupil massages his temples as he turns away from the book.
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The people with the biggest temples, the Mormons, have the "craziest" Christianity.
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"Previous maps only show us different temples — they look like different units, where settlements around them seem to be concentrated around these temples — but with lidar we know that is not actually the case," Mr. Heng Phipal said.
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That same father took us to Zoroastrian temples in Orange County for years.
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Millions of pilgrims flock to its temples and ghats -- or riverbank -- every year.
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Churches, synagogues, mosques, temples and other places of worship are considered sensitive locations.
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Temples typically host candlelight ceremonies, but this year the carnage overshadowed the event.
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Bondi Bae makes a nice bronzer when blended on the temples and jawline.
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Waterways in the country's core offer temples, floating markets, candlelight cruises and more.
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The city's medieval centre includes Buddhist meditation centres, Jain temples and 35 mosques.
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"Apply it in the part and temples, and blend it through," she offers.
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His hair was a honeyed blond, faded to corn silk at the temples.
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Centuries-old temples and libraries were smashed to so much rubble and firewood.
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More buildings guarded by those unnerving eyes, ancient temples that look centuries old.
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The torturer gradually tightens two pieces of wood placed over the prisoner's temples.
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By helping temples in hard times, it has brought dozens into its orbit.
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To Jews, it is also the site of the First and Second Temples.
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South-East Asia's Edenic islands, ancient temples and delicious food are strong enticements.
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Located in Southeast Asia, Cambodia boasts ancient temples, royal palaces and beautiful beaches.
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It doesn't feel good: a hotness around the temples, an almost nauseating disorientation.
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Classic examples include tourism in Africa, or the popular "monkey temples" of India.
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" She continued, "I'm not going to same temples and synagogues they go to.
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The iconoclastic leader also tried to install non-Brahmins as priests in temples.
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The soldier leads us past the amphitheater, the old temples and excavation sites.
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In the morning, I was too ill to visit more tombs and temples.
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Churches, chapels, temples, mosques are high fire risk structures in all our communities.
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The damage in the unaffected temples they examined did not have similar patterns.
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More than a half-dozen Sikh temples can be found in the region.
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Paintings of these frightening ghost spirits were sometimes subsequently given to Buddhist temples.
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Hospital rooms and family dinners replaced museums and temples, schnitzel subbed for sushi.
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You can also have an instant face-lift by Scotch-taping your temples.
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He lived near the ancient temples of Angkor, from which he derived inspiration.
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On many Nepalese temples, the Buddha's eyes are painted on all four sides.
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We went to many restaurants, markets, temples, palaces, and did many adventurous activities.
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He looks to be in his mid-40s, graying handsomely at the temples.
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All dynasties fade, even those — especially those, maybe — building new temples for themselves.
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Usually, these deserted temples remain dormant, decaying without government funding for their upkeep.
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Other temples dedicated to Lord Ayyappa also allow women to enter, she said.
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As I entered, Liang put down the law book and rubbed his temples.
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Houses of worship, including churches, temples and mosques, were exempt from the requirement.
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Perspiration rolled down Mr. Baker's temples and into the creases of his neck.
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It's taboo in Buddhism to kill, so the fish are safe at temples.
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Early this morning at Confucian temples across Taiwan, robed officials performed elaborate ceremonies.
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But inside the Square Mile's temples of commerce the changes have been profound.
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Visit the stunning 11th-century temples of Bagan, Myanmar, in our 360 video.
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At the peak of their glory, American airports were temples for encounter thought.
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But despite their abundance of ancient riches, India's temples are often poorly managed.
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The ruins feature religious temples that epitomize Maya innovation in astronomy and science.
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The temples of Angkor rise out of the beautiful jungles that surround them.
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During women's periods, it bars them from touching neighbors' food or entering temples.
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I built some temples then ignored faith to focus on money and guns.
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Fingers tapping against temples, an aborted half-hum hangs limply in the air.
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After 16 months, temples and households have turned over just seven tonnes of gold out of the 24,000 tonnes believed to be in private hands, two industry sources and a government official said, with almost all the gold coming from temples.
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She also rubs it into her temples for stress relief and to help sleep.
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Pilgrims and visitors come from around the world to explore its temples and culture.
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The lakes have been replaced by roads, parks, temples, residential layouts, graveyards or farmland.
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Using a damp sponge, blend the contours, beginning at the temples and moving downward.
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Gray hair clustered at the temples in men over age 45, regardless of ethnicity.
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Otherwise, his appeal will eventually wane, watered down like his least favorite Shirley Temples.
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Apply Benefit Hoola bronzer under cheekbones, on temples, and around the jaw line 13.
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They lived in temples, and our precious metals found their home there, as well.
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Buddhism, which was strongly rooted in Inner Mongolia, was crushed, and most temples destroyed.
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Still, my pulse throbs in my temples as I return to the session room.
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"These are the new temples of India, where I worship," he told his visitor.
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Centuries-old buildings and temples lie cracked or in ruins, like festering national wounds.
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Only here will you find a Disney theme park rubbing elbows with ancient temples.
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Why go: Serene temples and beaches are the biggest draws to this lush paradise.
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Bigger temples are "sitting on piles and piles of wealth" including land, she said.
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Our clubs are our churches, our temples, and our places of congregation and celebration.
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Thailand dazzles with its azure waters, deserted-island paradises, golden temples, and buzzing cities.
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Several were placed around temples in Kita-Kamakura, about 30 miles southwest of Tokyo.
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"The churches were built above the temples, our patriotic heroes were excommunicated," he continued.
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Religious groups and temples, flush with donations, compete to create the loudest, brightest displays.
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Hearts and minds—or, pagodas and temples—were going to be just as essential.
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"Temples will sell you 10 yen candles for 100 yen," said Mr. Soko, 703.
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She presses her fingers against her temples as if something in there wants out.
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There are ordinary people who join temples and call themselves lay Buddhists or Taoists.
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Cal explores these temples in hopes of restoring his own connection with the force.
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This important conversation about choice has entered into churches, temples, and mosques as well.
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He grew his hair long and liked having two braids hang over his temples.
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This is because temples often have significant land, wealth, and power associated with them.
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The queen is frequently shown worshipping Aten alone, making offerings in female-only temples.
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Sunken temples, which create an unbalanced facial structure, can make the eyes look hollow.
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In India's Pink City, the streets are filled with palaces, temples and, sometimes, cows.
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Western churches are bright and opulent but our temples are quite, dim, and dark.
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"Lots of concert halls look like shrines or temples, like a Parthenon," he added.
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Many Thai soldiers volunteered during off days to clean and repair abandoned Vietnamese temples.
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There are much bigger temples in the area, and others with more visible congregations.
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"The government's definition of history is palaces and temples," said Mr. Chatri, the architect.
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In temples, mosques and churches, China's believers have been eager to fight the virus.
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My feed was inundated with visions of vast landscapes, empty shorelines, and beautiful temples.
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A lot of apartments didn't feel like temples; there was no sense of peace.
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Despite periodic crackdowns, churches and mosques, but also temples, were rebuilt, and clergy trained.
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Mao presided over the destruction of tens of thousands of temples, churches and mosques.
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It's possible, he adds, that parts of the find came from these Roman temples.
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Temples, people, monks,animals,buildings, the great Ganga river- all is united in City.
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The final day, we entered the most grandiose of the temples, Karnak in Luxor.
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Is the Democratic Party too long in the tooth and gray at the temples?
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Yazidi kids gathered around us as we walked toward temples tucked against scruffy hillsides.
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He remembered the exact location of these temples and the direction to get there.
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Lidar has helped find the giant quarry field where most of the sandstone to build the temples was taken from, and has identified mysterious earthen spirals close to Angkor Wat and a few other temples that might have served aesthetic or religious purposes.
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My temples are accruing a lovely little family of bumps that look like a rash.
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From opulent temples to bustling markets, see the best the city has to offer below.
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Pizza is New York's spirit food and Di Fara is one of its faded temples.
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With its majestic watch towers, hidden chambers, palaces and over 350 temples, Kumbhalgarh showcases Rajasthan.
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In just six months, two armed gunmen stormed into two temples, killing 12, injuring many.
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Gray temples likely have genetic origins, related to the way skin is formed in utero.
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Only later was it adopted in Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines and the Japanese imperial court.
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My eyebrows form an unauthorized bridge across my temples to my hairline when ignored. 2.
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Dhammakaya's mostly middle-class adherents complain that older Buddhist temples have grown complacent and materialistic.
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Indonesia, known for its stunning beaches, temples, and volcanoes, is an incredibly popular tourist destination.
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It's basically six miles of strip centers, grocery stores, temples, and restaurants, and just amazingness.
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And that's before we start talking about gun-toting monkeys, anthropomorphic pigs, and space temples.
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The Buddhist temples and cultural centres sprouting up suggest that they are here to stay.
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Residents began cleaning the rubble and debris yesterday and will begin repairs to the temples.
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And temples, constructed to honor him, called mithraea, were a reflection of the cosmos itself.
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Grab onto the rope with both hands and then place your thumbs on your temples.
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Seeing them now rebuilding temples and monasteries, worshiping the gods, worshiping Confucius, it's so ironic.
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There are shots of temples in what seems to be the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal.
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Temples and other Ganesh pandals have been offering those stranded on streets food and water.
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TO THE tourists who still flock to its beaches and golden temples, Thailand seems calm.
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Security has been beefed up around Buddhist temples and other institutions in Dhaka and elsewhere.
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As with religious institutions in many other countries, temples in Japan receive generous tax breaks.
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He explores ancient temples, but they're powered by lasers and ancient robots covered in moss.
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Residents casually pass by monuments—temples, bridges, and irrigation canals—dating back thousands of years.
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As Iwata points out, sometimes Buddhist temples were even established on the grounds of shrines.
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Other island attractions include elaborate Hindu temples, botanical gardens, smaller offshore islands and national parklands.
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By mummifying them and worshipping these animals in sacred temples, the Egyptians honored their deities.
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EXPLORER Temples, floating markets, candlelight cruises, massages: you can create your own water-themed tour.
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Franz Kafka, G. K. Chesterton, Graham Greene — laughter almost always echoes through their empty temples.
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There are temples who are huge who do not want to step up with us.
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All the tech is built discreetly into the hinges and temples without appearing too chunky.
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He loves museums, always did, and would definitely go see different sites, churches and temples.
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Families will visit temples to pay further respects, as well as give food to monks.
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In 2017, he went to Syria to photograph ancient temples damaged by the Islamic State.
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Menstruating women are banned from Hindu temples, as they are believed to be ritually unclean.
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