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These pictorial programs either incorporatedculticscenes or the narrative accounts of the kings' military and civic accomplishments.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The clans were organized around "marae", open airculticsites.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Among the finds, some ceramic, richly decoratedculticvessels with four feet (rhytons) stand out, as well as various vessels decorated with paintings and engravings.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Each of the threeculticareas has its own leader and topographic centre.
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They are also rival appropriations of history itself at this sameculticlevel.
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Butculticacts at temples dedicated to emperors had an intimate link with authority.
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Most likely, this high appreciation is related to theirculticfunction, which is evident from their occurrence in religious contexts.
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The desire for these vessels derived from the function they served inculticrituals.
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Thisculticisolation is clearly aimed at preventing the formation of social relationships that might compromise their loyalty to the group.
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The full content of the aunt'sculticworld seems to reside in this act of blessing.
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However, in theirculticrituals, the practitioners always murmur the written words and breathe them into an object in order to consecrate it.
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It is about the need that these groups have to manifest themselves, to colonize the home, to define its sphere, to fill it with their personalculticinterests.
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We have foreclosed theculticfunction of the opera house, in the sense that we do not believe it puts us in touch with divine or cosmic powers.
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How might we codify opera's 'cultic' value?
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Christina's reputation for sanctity received no further written orculticcommemoration, and she was soon forgotten.
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Implicit in this statement is a recognition that the two domains can offset each other: a music that can reveal how theculticis manufactured is not bewitched by it.
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It was frightening, showing the degeneration into sectarian,culticand indeed mindless violence in certain nations, nations which once had high standards and order.
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High places were prevalent in almost all ancient cultures as centers ofculticworship.
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- engagement-letter
- engagement party
- engagement ring
- engagement-ring
- engage someone in conversation
- engaging
- engaging manner
- engaging personality
- engender
- engendered
- engendering
- engine
- engine block
- engine block
- engine builder
- engine compartment
- engine component
- engine component
- engine cowling
- -engined
- engine driver
- engine-driver
- engineer
- engineered
- engineered wood