Friendliness was paramount because these are products you welcome into your home.
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Hunter Biden has received a warm welcome into new wife Melissa Cohen's family!
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We can welcome into our community people who are seeking safety and protection.
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"People are welcome into the community, people are invited into the community," she said.
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Welcome into your table, invite a stranger to your home for meals and so forth.
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Colorful and picturesque, the video is a warm welcome into TeaMarrr's expansive, ever-evolving world.
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Over the past year, Meghan Markle has received a warm welcome into the royal family fold.
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Khaled Almilaji seems like the kind of immigrant you'd love to welcome into the United States.
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The world around them feels raw and well-lived, but we never overstay our welcome into it.
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"We are so thrilled to be expecting another child to welcome into our family," Lakin, 39, tells PEOPLE.
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"We are also so much more grateful for the little boy we are about to welcome into our lives."
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The men and women being honored at Monday's Emmys are those we welcome into our hearts — and living rooms.
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Jimmy Kimmel is a likeable guy, amiably low-key, the sort you'd want to welcome into your living room.
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Looks like Hollywood has a new member to welcome into its elite (and totally made up) Silver Fox Club: Mike Myers!
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It will probably happen in a manner already begun: by a symbiosis with cheap, empowering intelligences that we welcome into daily life.
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Most importantly, the Democratic Party needs leadership which is prepared to open its doors and welcome into its ranks working people and young people.
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It should also be possible to welcome into the party with equal passion women who are against abortion and those who oppose the president.
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" For pop aficionados, he's an interesting figure to welcome into the fold, and his entry is made all the more intriguing by "Girl Like You.
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Disney Plus Tony Basgallop created this bonkers domestic chiller about bougie new parents and the odd au pair they welcome into their spooky old townhouse.
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"It was a magical night full of love, laughter, great food, holiday cheer, and anticipation for the new life we are about to welcome into our world."
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Unlike many filmmakers whose welcome into the industry's favor comes at the sacrifice of their art, his acceptance at the forefront of Bollywood has not mellowed him.
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It can do the right thing and open its doors and welcome into the party people who are prepared to fight for real economic and social change.
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But most of us, in our heart of hearts, continue to harbor deep-seated prejudices when it comes to who we will welcome into our inner circles.
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It's not a bad twist, but it takes away the opportunity to explore the impact of spying via the artificial intelligence that we now welcome into our homes.
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But on inauguration morning, they were there, braving hours in the cold to witness history and welcome into office the man they believe will make America great again.
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At the time slaveholding Texas received an ambivalent welcome into the nation, which was worried about the balance between states that permitted slavery and those that did not.
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"I'm clear who my adversary his: Nicolas Maduro and his model," Falcon said at a meeting in Caracas to welcome into his camp Ratti, a 39-year-old leftist businessman.
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The past 20-odd months of campaigning for the 9th have made clear that McCready is exactly the kind of candidate the Democratic establishment would love to welcome into their ranks.
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That's how we're feeling right now after the soul we thought were going to welcome into our family in April … has taken a short cut to whatever lies beyond this life.
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The company, which went public on Thursday, received a very warm welcome into the stock market, skyrocketing 44 percent in its first day of trading and another 10 percent in its second.
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"It was a magical night full of love, laughter, great food, holiday cheer and anticipation for the new life we are about to welcome into our world," Heigl blogged following the event.
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In a striking break with royal tradition, Meghan gave a speech in which she thanked Prince Charles for walking her down the aisle and for such a "warm welcome" into the Royal Family.
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While the attack Barnes executed is not of concern to most Amazon Echo owners, it's a great example of the frightening vulnerabilities present in the smart devices we welcome into our private homes.
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Created in collaboration with VR artist and creative coder Sander Sneek, it's a warm welcome into a futuristic new utopia that is a home for all souls no matter their color, gender, or creed.
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Portal launched last year to a tech press skeptical that consumers would welcome into their homes a camera and microphone from a company that has spent the past few years battered by data privacy scandals.
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"But I'm a voyeur: I watch, I don't speak," Part of the reason Lawrence stays hidden and silent is because she finds the Internet to be too negative, energy she doesn't want to welcome into her life.
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We sponsor job fairs for veterans and welcome into our ranks any current active-duty, reservist or Guard member or honorably discharged wartime veterans of previous generations regardless of whether they served in the United States or overseas.
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"We do not have the moral duty to welcome into Italy people who are worse off than ourselves," said party secretary and former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in July, urging an end to a "do-gooder" mentality toward migrants.
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I think President Obama, from the White House, needs to call for protection of our police, support of our police, and not welcome into the White House the Black Lives Matter, who are orchestrating some of the police brutality out there.
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Preternaturally though typically calm (too calm, for some tastes), the ratiocination almost visible in his composed features, he was obliged to welcome into the Oval Office a successor who, by spearheading the "birther" movement, had contested his right to occupy it.
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Health and Human Services secretary Carson is among the former GOP presidential contenders Trump says he'd welcome into his administration, leading to speculation that the celebrated neurosurgeon could find his way into the Health and Human Services Department or surgeon general's office.
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It is a sign of a license to demonize others under the veil of a society's commitment to tolerance, and is a harbinger, perhaps, of an electorate's willingness to welcome into the political mainstream a candidate whose platform is built on his willful denial of their society's dark past.
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I didn't expect it to be all sunshine and rainbows, but neither did I realize the depth of heartache and loss adoption can entail, not only for adoptive parents, but even more so for the adopted children, like the one we were about to meet and welcome into our lives.
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Taking an hour today to apply could result in $20183,000 AUD to extend your startup's runway, an all-expense paid trip to TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2018, pitch training that will leave investors asking for more, global media exposure across TechCrunch's channels and a warm welcome into the Startup Battlefield Alumni Community.
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Three officials close to the process say the consensus among the Department of Homeland Security and the State Department is to set a cap on the refugee intake somewhere in the range of 40,203 refugees over the next year — far fewer than the 110,000 refugees President Obama said he wanted to welcome into the U.S. in fiscal year 2017 and a reduction from the 50,000 cap that Trump set earlier this year.
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The Society is notable for holding dinners to welcome into office each successive U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom. The patron of the society is Queen Elizabeth II.
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Blanche Bailly is a Cameroonian singer. Her debut official single ‘Kam we stay’ released in August 2016 saw her welcome into the music scene and since then, it has been hits after hits for the singer today celebrated as one of Africa's best .
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Without this understanding the person is unlikely to receive a warm welcome into the community. At best, the person will be treated politely, but as an interloper or a “tourist”. This attitude can be found in other language groups too, it is not unique to deaf culture.
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Turnbull was "unhappy that Party authority was being challenged" by Bernardi. In Bernardi's speech, he complained that society should not "throw open the doors and welcome into the fold those whose relationships are uncharacteristic of the most basic elements of a marital union."Senate Hansard, aph.gov.au. Retrieved 8 December 2014.
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He then traveled in the direction of Tabas, with the intention of finding refuge in Transoxiana. Upon reaching the Murghab River, he changed his mind and headed for Khurasan. He was given a friendly welcome into Herat by the local Kartid ruler, Ghiyath ud-Din. However he was soon strangled to death under orders of Abu Sa'id in 1327.
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Rafélis de Broves to his right, being welcome into Smyrna by the French Consul, 28 September 1766 detail. Entry of Joseph de Bauffremont into Smyrna, 28 September 1766. Joseph de Bauffremont, Prince of Listenois (1714–1781), was a member of the Bauffremont family, and a French Navy officer under Louis XIV. He was a commander in the Seven Years' War.
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Because winter is shaping up worse than ever, the government requisitions emergency accommodation, forcing many French citizens with housing to welcome into their homes the working poor, homeless, without access to housing despite being on a payroll. A wind of panic sets in everywhere in France and especially in the 86 rue du Cherche Midi, a stately building in one of the most exclusive areas of the capital.
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For example, when rumours that James would renew the Auld alliance circulated in April 1508, Thomas Wolsey was sent to discuss Henry VII's concerns over this. Wolsey found "there was never a man worse welcome into Scotland than I. ...They keep their matters so secret here that the wives in the market know every cause of my coming."Macdougall, Norman, James IV, (1997), p. 254; Letters James IV, SHS (1953) p.
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The Eden Millennium Monument, a 50 tonne inscribed stone, was placed overlooking Eamont Bridge in 2000 Eamont Bridge is a small village immediately to the south of Penrith, Cumbria, England. The village is named after the bridge over the River Eamont and straddles the boundary between the historic counties of Cumberland and Westmorland. One of the houses in the village is called the "Welcome Inn" and was at one time the "Welcome into Cumberland Inn".
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New York: Library of America, 1989. Print. Yet despite their new welcome into the Potomac Army, blacks were left to grapple with the still-present discrimination throughout the nation. With the establishment of unequal pay in the Militia Act, a contradiction formed between the opportunity for African- Americans to earn equal rights and the degrading offer of lessened pay. THerefore, the act's appearance has deceived many historians and has left the document not well understood.
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Atkinson was consecrated by Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, in St Paul's Cathedral on Ascension Day 2012. A Service of Welcome into the Diocese took place at St Paul's Church, Bedford on 19 May 2012 at which Atkinson also preached his first sermon as a bishop. Atkinson was educated at St Paul's School, London, Magdalene College, Cambridge and Ripon College Cuddesdon. He was ordained in 1985 and was a curate in Abingdon.
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A Śvētāmbara initiation involves a procession in which the initiate symbolically disposes of his material wealth and makes donations. This is followed (or preceded) by another ritual in which the initiate receives an ogho (a small broom made of wool) from their mentor as a symbol of welcome into the monastic order. The initiate then puts on monastic clothing and pluck out hairs by hand. Further rituals formally initiate them into the monastic order.
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His prayer triggered controversy; Caldwell prayed in "the name that's above all other names, Jesus the Christ. Let all who agree say amen". Alan Dershowitz wrote, "The plain message conveyed by the new administration is that George W. Bush's America is a Christian nation, and that non-Christians are welcome into the tent so long as they agree to accept their status as a tolerated minority rather than as full equal citizens". Caldwell denies proselytizing, saying that he always prayed in the name of Jesus.
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The telegram described Gantin as "an eminent son of Benin and Africa who won great respect within the universal Church". The Pope wrote "I ask God the Father, from Whom all mercy comes, to welcome into His light and peace this eminent son of Benin and of Africa who, universally esteemed, was animated by a profound apostolic spirit and by an exalted sense of the Church and her mission in the world." The Cadjehoun Airport, Benin's main international airport, was named in his honor.
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Thérèse's time as a postulant began with her welcome into the Carmel, Monday, 9 April 1888. She felt peace after she received communion that day and later wrote, "At last my desires were realized, and I cannot describe the deep sweet peace which filled my soul. This peace has remained with me during the eight and a half years of my life here, and has never left me even amid the greatest trials". From her childhood, Thérèse had dreamed of the desert to which God would some day lead her.
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A nursing pin is a type of badge, usually made of metal such as gold or silver, which is worn by nurses to identify the nursing school from which they graduated. They are traditionally presented to the newly graduated nurses by the faculty at a pinning ceremony as a symbolic welcome into the profession. Most pins have a symbolic meaning, often representing the history of the nursing program for that school of nursing. Baron Vassiliev, a 19th-century Knight Commander of the Knights Hospitaller, bearing a badge with Maltese cross design The ancestor of the nursing pin is the Maltese cross.
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In May 2008 he received a telegram from Pope Benedict XVI on the death of Cardinal Bernardin Gantin. The telegram described Gantin as "an eminent son of Benin and Africa who won great respect within the universal Church". The Pope wrote "I ask God the Father, from Whom all mercy comes, to welcome into His light and peace this eminent son of Benin and of Africa who, universally esteemed, was animated by a profound apostolic spirit and by an exalted sense of the Church and her mission in the world." His resignation was accepted by Pope Benedict XVI on Saturday, August 21, 2010.
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Moreover, the exclusiveness of the sorority concept pushes away others she would like to welcome into her social circle. Julia likewise becomes less interested in sororities after she is temporarily blackballed for having attracted the romantic attentions of a man who had dated other sorority members. By April, both girls have decided against sorority membership -- Betsy in order to have a wider circle of friends and Julia to have the long- awaited chance to travel abroad and begin her musical training in earnest. The novel also revisits a theme from the previous novel in the series, Betsy in Spite of Herself.
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According to Christophe Jaffrelot, while Gandhi considered untouchability to be wrong and evil, he believed that caste or class is based on neither inequality nor inferiority. Gandhi believed that individuals should freely intermarry whomever they wish, but that no one should expect everyone to be his friend: every individual, regardless of background, has a right to choose whom he will welcome into his home, whom he will befriend, and whom he will spend time with.MK Gandhi (1920), Speech at Antyaj Conference, Nagpur, pp. 148–55 In 1932, Gandhi began a new campaign to improve the lives of the untouchables, whom he began to call harijans, "the children of god".
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An amateur actor is unlikely to be a member of an actors' union as most countries' trades unions have strict policies in place. For example, in Britain Equity "are pleased to welcome into Equity anyone who is currently working professionally in the field of entertainment." In the USA the Actors' Equity Association serves a similar purpose: to protect the professional industry and its artists. While the majority of professional stage performers have developed their skills and studied their craft at recognised training institutions such as the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (London), Juilliard School (New York) or National Institute of Dramatic Art (Sydney), amateurs are not usually professionally trained.
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The Anyi follow a traditional belief Akan religion and also Islam and Christianity. In the traditional belief Akan religion living one's life so that one will be remembered and respected as an ancestor is a primary motivations. Their religious system is based upon the continued honoring of one's departed ancestors. When a person passes away an elaborate ceremony follows, involving ritual washing, dressing the deceased in fine garments and gold jewelry to be laid in state for up to three days, and a mourning period that allows the family and community to show their respect for the departed in order to guarantee a welcome into the spirit world.
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Pope Benedict XVI expressed admiration for Origen, describing him in a sermon as part of a series on the Church Fathers as "a figure crucial to the whole development of Christian thought", "a true 'maestro'", and "not only a brilliant theologian but also an exemplary witness of the doctrine he passed on". He concludes the sermon by inviting his audience to "welcome into your hearts the teaching of this great master of the faith". Modern Protestant evangelicals admire Origen for his passionate devotion to the scriptures but are frequently baffled or even appalled by his allegorical interpretation of them, which many believe ignores the literal, historical truth behind them.
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After it was revealed that the 2015 Conservative campaign team knew about sexual misconduct allegations against former Conservative MP Rick Dykstra, Scheer responded by stating he could not speak to "decisions made by past campaign teams". However, after Conservative MPs Maxime Bernier and Brad Trost called for an investigation into the party's handling of Dykstra's candidacy while Michelle Rempel criticized the party's decision, Scheer called for a third-party investigation on 31 January 2018. On 6 February 2018, Scheer declined to comment on the fate of those involved in the mishandling of the allegations against Dykstra during the 2015 election or say whether those involved remain welcome into the party.
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Disney references in this episode refer to Peter Pan, in which the characters are dressed in similar attire to the 1953 film. Also, Bae's arrival at Kensington Gardens and his welcome into the Darling family were a reference to Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. Furthermore, the clock on London's Big Ben is set at 8:15, marking another Lost recurring theme that has run throughout the series since the pilot. During the commercial break, series star Lana Parrilla spoofed her character Regina Mills/the Evil Queen in a promotion for the Magic Kingdom Park in which she vowed to "take over" the area of New Fantasyland.
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During the Spring Term of his senior year, in March 1901, The Rudder published the following notice: “We are glad to welcome into our company of advertisers Mr. Starling Burgess, a son of the celebrated designer. Mr. Burgess has opened an office at 15 Exchange Street, Boston, and is busily engaged in getting out the designs for several boats, among them being a yawl for Mr. Walter Burgess, whose many boats have been among the most interesting exhibits in this magazine. To the designing end Mr. Burgess has added the business of brokerage, and our readers will find several craft offered for sale in his advertisement.” A year later he partnered with Alpheus Appleton Packard to found Burgess & Packard, Naval Architects and Engineers.
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Pumsavana is one of the 16 sanskara in Hinduism, which are rites of deciding the gender of the fetus in early stages of a woman's pregnancy (third or fourth month), early steps for his welcome into the world in the presence of friends and family, then various stages of life (Ashrama) such as first learning day, graduation from school, wedding and honeymoon, pregnancy, raising a family, as well as those related to final rites associated with cremation.Jörg Gengnagel and Ute Hüsken (2005), Words and Deeds: Hindu and Buddhist Rituals in South Asia, Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, , see Preface Chapter These rites of passage are not uniform, and vary within the diverse traditions of Hinduism. Some may involve formal ceremonies, yajna (fire) ceremonies with the chanting of Vedic hymns. Others are simple, private affairs.
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On 16 September 2010, Crawford completed a 780 km run named "That's What I'm Walking About" from Rundle Mall in Adelaide to the Channel 9 studio in Melbourne to raise awareness for breast cancer. He took a total of 11 days to complete the run and, as a welcome into Melbourne, ran the final leg into the Channel 9 Footy Show's studio where the panel and crowd awaited his arrival. Hundreds of "pink ladies" who were affected in some way by breast cancer showed their appreciation and support by making way for Crawford as he ran into the studio. Crawford appeared humbled and initially struggled to come to terms with what he had achieved and the stories that he had heard along the journey from breast cancer sufferers and family/friends of those with breast cancer.
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Sanskaras in Hinduism are rites of passage that begin with one's birth, celebrates certain early steps in a baby's growth and his or her welcome into the world in the presence of friends and family, then various stages of life (Ashrama (stage)) such as first learning day, graduation from school, wedding and honeymoon, pregnancy, raising a family, as well as those related to final rites associated with cremation.Jörg Gengnagel and Ute Hüsken (2005), Words and Deeds: Hindu and Buddhist Rituals in South Asia, Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, , see Preface Chapter These rites of passage are not uniform, and vary within the diverse traditions of Hinduism. Some may involve formal ceremonies, yajna (fire) ceremonies with the chanting of Vedic hymns. Others are simple, private affairs involving a couple, with or without friends, other family families or a religious person such as priest or pandit.
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The tomb art reached its peak in the Song and Jin periods; most spectacular tombs were built by rich commoners.Jeehee Hong, "Virtual Theater of the Dead: Actor Figurines and Their Stage in Houma Tomb No.1," Artibus Asiae Vol. 71–1, 2011 Early burial customs show a strong belief in an afterlife and a spirit path to it that needed facilitating. Funerals and memorials were also an opportunity to reaffirm such important cultural values as filial piety and "the honor and respect due to seniors, the duties incumbent on juniors"Thorp & Vinograd, 144 The common Chinese funerary symbol of a woman in the door may represent a "basic male fantasy of an elysian afterlife with no restrictions: in all the doorways of the houses stand available women looking for newcomers to welcome into their chambers"Goldin, 548 Han Dynasty inscriptions often describe the filial mourning for their subjects.
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When Ransom finds him again, surrounded by ripped-apart frogs, Weston is no longer human: > He did not look like a sick man: but he looked very like a dead one.The face > which he raised from torturing the frog had that terrible power which the > face of a corpse sometimes has of simply rebuffing every conceivable human > attitude one can adopt towards it.... It looked at Ransom in silence and at > last began to smile... The smile was not bitter, nor raging, nor, in an > ordinary sense, sinister; it was not even mocking. It seemed to summon > Ransom, with a horrible naïveté of welcome, into the world of its own > pleasures, as if all men were at one in those pleasures, as if they were the > most natural thing in the world and no dispute could ever have occurred > about them. It was not furtive, nor ashamed, it had nothing of the > conspirator in it.
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" Chris Webb remarks for Cross Rhythms that "This is an album of variation, light and shade, grayscale and colour, a warm welcome into the world of Elllie Holcomb." At Indie Vision Music, Jonathan Andre rated the album four stars out of five, saying that "Each song, while not necessarily as pop or rock as many songs are on the radio, still speaks volumes of truths to us as we hear it." Kevin Davis of New Release Tuesday rated the album four-and-a-half stars out of five, writing that "This is truly a great album and a moving and prayerful worship experience" on which contains "captivating and catchy songs filled with inspirational lyrics." At Christian Music Review, Amanda Brogan rated the album four stars out of five, stating that Holcomb "shines" on "a wonderfully positive alternative for those who already enjoy the southern-styled genre and holds words of undeniable life even for those who would generally choose a different form of music.
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