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How much more blissful to be indoors with an adventure novel.
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If you're going down with the ship, it's hard to imagine more blissful company.
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Chain hotels are locking away their guests' phones to ensure a more blissful vacation.
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With no casino on-site, it's another great option when you prefer a more blissful stay.
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Their 2013 split came as a surprise — the pair seemed like one of the more blissful couples in Hollywood.
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Achieving a higher and more blissful state of awareness to your sexuality, and who you are as a spiritual being.
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Can you honestly think of anything more blissful than sitting in some nice air conditioning eating some popcorn and watching all that?
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This was a more blissful reaction from the Brazilian native, who went crazy after her husband and his team closed out the biggest comeback win in Super Bowl history.
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You sadly can no longer order the Little Bird in time for Valentine's Day, but preordering now should ensure your reading sessions are a little more blissful come spring.
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The world doesn't need more blissful ignorance, especially from those up on a high-horse about their grand ideals but neglecting to look around about what's going on in the real world.
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Tuttle's solo career has followed in the same warm and foggy path as MMOSS and on his third album Peace Potato, once again released on the great Chicago label Trouble In Mind Records, the Massachusetts performer delivers more blissful tunes.
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Another important group of tunes have an attribution to Robert Reid, or his children James Reid and Elizabeth Oliver. One of the Reid tunes is a 5-strain set of The Dorrington Lads, from Mrs Oliver, whose comment is noted that "This is most likely the same copy that poor Will Allen was trying to play when his Spirit was called Home to a more blissful Rest". This version was known, from the Rook manuscript, but its association with the Reid family was not. Given Robert Reid's father Robert Reed's known association with James Allan, this link is entirely possible.
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It is to be understood that deva is an imprecise term referring to any being living in a longer-lived and generally more blissful state than humans. Most of them are not "gods" in the common sense of the term, having little or no concern with the human world and rarely if ever interacting with it; only the lowest deities of the Kāmadhātu correspond to the gods described in many polytheistic religions. The term "brahmā; Devanagari: ब्रह्मा" is used both as a name and as a generic term for one of the higher devas. In its broadest sense, it can refer to any of the inhabitants of the Ārūpyadhātu and the Rūpadhātu.
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