Finally, on Arts ( 47376 ), comes a new account of Berio's classic " Folk Songs, " which are not so much arrangements from around the world as revivifications.
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Efforts to restore the marshes have led to signs of their gradual revivification as water is restored to the former desert, but the whole ecosystem may take far longer to restore than it took to destroy.
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Besides trying to account for the revivification of the mummy in scientific terms galvanic shock rather than incantations-- " she embodied ideas of scientific progress and discovery, that now read like prophecies " to those later down the 1800s.
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The exhibition of " Revivification " was held in several places including City Walk gallery in Tsuen Wan on April 14-May 29, 2013 and the Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery in Teipei on Jan 22-March 13, 2016.
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The " Pathetique " is another overworked standard needing constant revivification, and there was no particular reason to expect it from Ozawa and the Boston Symphony, whose work together in recent years has often exuded a sense of weary routine.
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As a preparation for this salvation supernatural revelation was required for the purifying and revivification of the religious consciousness, and the Saviour Himself had to appear in human history as a fresh miraculous creation, born of a woman but not begotten by a man.
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And though some of the discussants are theologically fluent, the absence of a professional religious scholar is felt when Christian belief in the resurrection of Jesus is equated with the revivification of a corpse or Christian belief in the divinity of Jesus is assumed to mean that Jesus himself explicitly claimed to be God.
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2 S, sulfuretted lime waste though not toxic not desirable; describe iron oxide " sponge " purification, revivification processes, secondary industrial uses, research iron sulfide reaction with air ( iron sulfate ? ), describe continuous revivification of oxide; describe state of art purifier at end of PD era 1922 . )-->
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The associations with creation, rebirth, initiation, and revivification created by these passages of Scripture suited insufflation for a role in baptism as it has been most commonly regarded : as figuring the waters of creation ( over which the Spirit brooded ); as figuring the womb of rebirth; and as figuring ( in Saint Paul's metaphor ) the tomb, into which the Christian joins Christ in descending, and from which the Christian likewise joins Christ in ascending, dead to the old life but made alive again in Christ.
