The image is full of visual cues that make it clear this is an Old Testament prefiguration of Mary's selection.
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Typology also became important as a literary device, in which both historical and literary characters become prefigurations of later historical or literary characters.
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Political types may read into the stardom of Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis the prefiguration of a new conservative reign, albeit without the advertised compassion.
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Kovel believes in building prefigurations around forms of production based on use values, which will provide a practical vision of a post-statist system.
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The relationship between Jonah and his fellow Jews is ambivalent, and complicated by the Gloss's tendency to read Jonah as an allegorical prefiguration of Jesus Christ.
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The recurrent images of entrapment is not just a playful prefiguration of Pedro s literal imprisonment, but a sober portrayal of Francoist Spain as a figurative society of imprisonment.
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The troops will " manage the flow of refugees and resolve logical problems . . . This is not the prefiguration of a ground force, " said Gen . Thomann.
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Most of IUA s members before November 2011 were part of RKAS and separated into autonomous structures because of differences in the goals and methods of anarchist organizations, such as the prefiguration of future free society.
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Kovel believes in building prefigurations around forms of production based on use values, which will provide a practical vision of a state-owned production, while also rejecting any combination of the two through a mixed economy.
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It was economic prefiguration of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization ( NATO ), now poised to embrace, if not Russia itself, at least Poland and Czechoslovakia _ both countries prevented by Stalin from taking part in the Plan.
