There are plans to relocate the entire city of Branquinha, one of the most damaged cities in Alagoas, to a higher place near the main highways.
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While Jordan tried to tutor his Arkansas friends in the ways of Washington, he himself was ascending to a higher place in the city's legal firmament.
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Following her triumphant comeback, she became one of the first gospel artists to sign with Columbia Records when she released " To A Higher Place " in 1994.
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Cast in those universal human terms, the movement offered a transcendent message that changed hearts and minds about black people, that race did not matter, and lifted us all to a higher place.
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Or, more enthralling, he may rise to a higher place by using his angelic wings, which he beats with a whoosh-whoosh sound and which grow more powerful as the game progresses.
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John DiBiase, indicating in a three and a half star review by Jesus Freak Hideout, describes, " A good debut with joyful worship tunes to take the listener to a higher place ".
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This elevated the band to a higher place in the elite black metal scene of Norway and the band finally had a line-up which could last and made the band even more promising than before.
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Guitars and keyboards are mixed in with enough energy to carry things along nicely, and sometimes _ such as Walker's licks in " Show Your Glory " _ they lead the way to a higher place.
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Gospel-r & AMP; b chanteuse Tremaine Hawkins, a contender for the Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album honor for " To a Higher Place, " said she plans to wear a fashionable tuxedo suit to the Shrine tonight.
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During the close season, Hughes signed striker Craig Bellamy, who had played for Hughes with Wales, from Newcastle, in the hope that the Tyneside club's out-of-favour striker could fire Rovers to a higher place next season.
