It reminds us that beauty takes effort and insecurity doesn't negate gloriousness!
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But if you aren't already acquainted with this creamy, piquant foodstuff, brace yourself for gloriousness.
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For Sanderson's next astrological project, might we suggest he depict women in all of their badass, outdoorsy gloriousness?
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First criterion for every job in this administration is capacity for praising the gloriousness of our commander in chief.
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Super popular in Hawaii, I had my first taste on a vacay in Kauai and bought/brought a giant bag of this gloriousness home with me.
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It contains 14 bold colors spanning the entire light spectrum, which she holds up in the video so you can see the whole collection in its glistening gloriousness.
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But the studio environment allows me to dream in this very complex dance and space of working with nothingness and making — this extraordinariness comes through and out of that space, of looking and feeling liberated and independent in this full range of gloriousness [laughs].
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Chuck Arnold from Entertainment Weekly listed "Nothing Fails" as the singer's 29th best single, calling it "a triumph - creatively not commercially - that goes from stripped-down earnestness to churched-up gloriousness".
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Two mythological characters appear in the prologue: Sole (the sun, i.e. Apollo) and Amore (love, i.e. Cupid). Sole opens with an aria about the gloriousness of the day because Giasone (i.e. Jason) will set out leading his Argonauts on a quest to find the Golden Fleece - or so it is expected.
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Stoddard believed that everyone should experience God's glory for himself, whether through Nature or Scripture. When one sees this glory for himself, Stoddard preached that one's will is automatically affected. He explained that "the gloriousness of God has a commanding power on the heart". Membership without conversion should come experientially rather than through any set process or education.
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I have generally had peace, but I never saw such glory before, such light, and such gloriousness, such beauty! Oh, I want to tell it to all the world! Oh, had I a trumpet voice, After a protracted illness, Hedding died on 9 April 1852 in Poughkeepsie, New York. He was buried in a rural cemetery on the east side of the Hudson, below Poughkeepsie.
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Loneliness and Time was followed by the highly acclaimed indictment of European exploitation and destruction of indigenous people, Rivers of Blood, Rivers of Gold, which Cocker considered his most important book. The work focuses on four collisions between Europeans and indigenous cultures: the conquest of Mexico, the British onslaught on the Tasmanian Aborigines, the uprooting of the Apaches, and the German campaign against the tribes of Southwest Africa. The book was praised and criticised on both sides of the Atlantic for similar reasons. Among its critics, Ronald Wright,Ronald Wright Times Literary Supplement 17 July 1998 noted its "shaky existential dichotomy between Europeans and “tribal peoples”", while fellow historian Alfred CrosbyAlfred Crosby, Los Angeles Times 3 August 2000 suggested that "Cocker has written the kind of book we needed a generation ago, when our concept of history was profoundly Eurocentric, but surely now all of us given to reading history books are doubtful about the immaculate gloriousness of white civilization".
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