As a matter of fact, the monumentalizing of the bride and groom union following the entrance anthem of " Ahesta Boro " ( " " G3 * G ( 1H " ) in weddings with the hit song of the " Gohar"
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The mission established that the stupa was " monumentalized " by the addition of Hellenistic architectural decorations during the 2nd century BCE, suggesting a direct involvement of the Indo-Greeks, rulers of northwestern India during that period, in the development of Greco-Buddhist architecture.
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Gender bending also has a rich local history, one invoked at weekly electroclash parties where men paint their fingernails and their lips in homage to Leigh Bowery, the late performance artist monumentalized in paint by Lucian Freud and by Boy George in his musical " Taboo ."
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The Butkara stupa was " monumentalized " by the addition of Hellenistic architectural decorations during Indo-Greek rule in the 2nd century BC . It is thought that Menander was the builder of the second oldest layer of the Butkara stupa, following its initial construction during the Maurya empire.
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Austen the poet reinforces the value of the estate, which is soon to augment her status, by inscribing it within the country-house tradition alongside other celebrated, monumentalized sites; the worthiness of the estate, which will reflect upon Austen as owner, legitimates the authority and propriety of her verse.
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Such albums as " Songs for Swingin'Lovers " ( 1956 ) and " Only the Lonely " ( 1958 ) really are song cycles, rather than mere musical miscellanies; they create an aural environment wherein the whole exceeds the sum of the parts and the American popular song is monumentalized and celebrated.
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The site does not seem to have been heavily populated, therefore, and can be interpreted as a focus for the rural population, which was monumentalized by some local elites, perhaps just the one family from the urban villa, trying to create a Roman settlement, but in order to understand the site more fully, a survey of the hinterland of Forum Novum would be appropriate.
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Fascists, whether pre or post-industrial, rely on concepts from classical conservatism, as exemplified by Thomas Hobbes in the Leviathan and De Cive, including a vision of man as naturally irrational and necessitating a centralized state to control those impulses, the need for a monarchist state whose legitimacy is derived from pedigree and divine authorization ( i . e . " Tradition " ), a limited social discourse ( monumentalized ), authoritarian control, and suppression of dissent.
