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The revelation of the mysteries is the triumphal close of the piece.
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Then the retreat began; but it was more like a triumphal progress.
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The progress of the expedition up the river resembled a triumphal procession.
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The opera ends with the triumphal entry of the Czar into Moscow.
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The Romans returned in triumphal procession and pageant to their own country.
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There were splendid decorations in the streets and triumphal arches were raised.
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But somehow her triumphal progress was strangely unsatisfactory; the glory was dimmed.
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In this triumphal progress into London the duchess is staking her claim.
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From that point to the capital their journey was a triumphal progress.
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The prosecution brought its witnesses up in triumphal array one after another.
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After the victory, Queen Elizabeth made a triumphal journey through the kingdom.
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Zahakis found the Legate in his small office, planning his triumphal entry.
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His journey to that city from the Hague was a triumphal procession.
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Read on the triumphal arches these quotations on truth, honor, justice, wisdom:
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And no tyrant, no despot, can obstruct the triumphal march of liberty.
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They were greeted with triumphal arches, and hymns and addresses of welcome.
