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…their time reacting to crises, seizing special opportunities, attending meetings, negotiating, talking on the telephone, cultivating interpersonal and political relationships, gathering and disseminating information, and fulfilling a variety of ceremonial…

…as servants. When the emperor had the Grand Ceremony the true scriptures were read for the first time with the result that the lost souls were saved from darkness and true teaching was promulgated throughout the empire.…

…hungry German, and Natalie, a wealthy Jewish woman, fall in love, the song “If you could See Her” is played on stage at the Cabaret. The Master of ceremonies dances with a gorilla professing his love of her to the audience. The last line of the song reads…

…. Mesopotamians were also polytheistic. Their gods presided over a specific natural force, such as wind or rain. Each city had its own god or goddess that it worshipped. Priests and Priestesses often performed rituals and ceremonies to appease their temperamental…

…. Mercury ore cinnabar has even been found smeared on Neolithic skulls. Its first recorded mention is a reference by Aristotle in the fourth century B.C., a time when the silvery-white, heavy metal was used in religious ceremonies. Spanish miners used mercury…

…a man of noble birth who had served in the lower ranks as page and squire before being ceremoniously inducted into knighthood by his superior. At his induction the knight usually swore to be brave, loyal, and courteous and to protect the defenseless…

…tribute to our Nation's Veterans, both living and dead. Many Veterans Day ceremonies still include the two minutes of silence at 11 o’clock in the morning of the 11th day of the 11th month. Two minutes of silence remembering the soldiers killed in action…

…and his wife feared witchcraft but there was the possibility that the witches were getting at Poorgbilin through his wife. Redwoman had seen many husbands with their wives sick and medicines, consulting with the elders and ceremonies performed but never had she…

…transformation undergone, is done by Rosalind. Her change from woman to man, not only alters her mood, candor, and gender, but allows her to be the master of ceremonies. Celia and Rosalind are fairly happy in the court of Celia’s father, Duke Frederick. However, much…

…gentlemen by Federal troops during the War Between the States. The opening scenes put us in the middle of things, namely the hanging. His is crime unknown to the readers. With the subsequent military ceremonies and rights, the middle-aged Southern gentleman known…