Allmusic's retrospective review was a rave, avowing that " Throughout Journey's 13 cuts, Nektar introduced their own sort of instrumental surrealism that radiated from both the vocals and from the intermingling of the haphazard drum and string work . " They gave unqualified praise to both the compositions and the performances of each of the individual members.
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He was immensely fulfilled by his association with MIDS as evidenced by his biographical notes which began by avowing that he was Honorary Fellow and Chairman of MIDS . When he was in station in Chennai, he would never fail to visit his office in MIDS unless some other official duty ( of which he had several ) demanded his presence elsewhere.
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After World War II, Benda gave evidence during Furtw�ngler's denazification proceedings, avowing that Furtw�ngler had protected Jews from official persecution . [ http : / / www . musicweb-international . com / classrev / 2001 / sept01 / Third _ Reich . htm Having worked in Spain from 1948 to 1952, Benda was subsequently employed at Radio Free Berlin ( 1954-1958 ).
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He attacked Thomas Paine : " . . . he has not only been long actuated by, but . . . he formerly gloried in avowing, an implacable animosity and rooted hatred to this country; and " that " not merely to its Government but to its interests, its welfare, its national character, its national honour, its commercial and naval greatness ".
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"We have restored the military and strategic balance ", Ayub Khan said in an interview with the BBC . A former army officer and son of Pakistan's first military dictator, he said Pakistan had been increasingly vulnerable to conventional military attack by India since 1990, when the United States, avowing that Pakistan was secretly developing nuclear weapons, cut off military sales that had sustained Pakistan's armed forces since the 1950s.
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In the ` Akk?area, the followers of Muhammad ` Al?represented six families at most, they had no common religious activities, A modern academic observer has reported an attempt to revive the claims of Muhammad Ali in order to lend legitimacy to a newly established sect avowing loyalty to Bah?u'll�h but rejecting the authority that Bah?u'll�h gave to'Abdu l-Bah?and to the Universal House of Justice.
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Brother Blue believed that telling stories is a divine calling . " I think I was anointed to be a storyteller I mean touched by the fire, " he said . " I can tell stories in my sleep and blow the world away ! " Avowing that he was " working on greatness ! " he described what he sought from everyone as " stories to change the world . " He declared that " Love will overcome all in this world.
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John Bradbury recounted how tensions arose between Dorion and Lisa : Mr . Lisa had invited Dorion, our interpreter, to his boat, where he had given him some whiskey, and took that opportunity of avowing his intention to take him away from Mr . Hunt, in consequence of a debt due by Dorion to the Missouri Fur Company . . . A duel between Lisa and Dorion was narrowly avoided by Henry Marie Brackenridge and Bradbury intervening between the men.
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To all who were present with them either in prison or at the place where the sentence was executed, they owned that having engaged in the cause of God and their country, they were not at all ashamed to suffer in the manner their enemies thought fit, openly avowing the inward satisfaction of their minds when they reflected upon the actions for which they had been condemned, not doubting the revival of the same cause; and that a time should come when men would have better thoughts of their persons and proceedings ."
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That King James II, by going about to subvert the constitution, and by breaking the original contract between king and people, and by violating the fundamental laws, and withdrawing himself out of the kingdom, hath thereby renounced to be a king according to the constitution, by avowing to govern by a despotic power, unknown to the constitution, and inconsistent with it; he hath renounced to be a king according to the law, such a king as he swore to be at his coronation, such a king to whom the allegiance of an English subject is due.
