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As Season 5 picks up, Masebata's cult is no longer in power.
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The Republican parties in each state: they are a cult for Trump.
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So Swayvill outlawed the Amber cult as heretical, for obvious political reasons.
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The Lower Arboretum also contains some of Columbia's most diffi cult problems.
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The Roman woman emphatically pursued the cult of beauty and personal adornment.
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Her parents were adamantly opposed to her marrying into a religious cult.
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His friend belonged to a religious cult of an extremely high order.
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We'll find a hippie commune or start a religious cult.
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It was about a religious cult that had cropped up and seemingly gone berserk.
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He told her he had joined a religious cult called "Doing Without".
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In the cultus of Apollo, music formed a distinguishing feature.
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The restoration of Judaism took place in the form of a restoration of the cultus.
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But even the cultus of nymphs would be defiled after awhile by a darker element.
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Hezekiah ben Ahaz undertook for the first time a thoroughgoing reformation in the cultus of Jehovah.
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It is inconceivable that the cultus they observed in the time of the kings (Exod.
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In that book the unity of the cultus is COMMANDED, in the Priestly Code it is PRESUPPOSED.
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It took for granted the existence of the cultus, and only corrected it in certain general respects.
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Artemis, cultus of the Ephesian, 297 sq
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His ignoring of it is not intentional, for he is far from hating the cultus (xvii.26).
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Optimus animus est pulcherrimus Dei cultus.
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She would have said "cultus" had she dared.
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Contemporaneously began the -cultus- of the new single city-hearth-Vesta-andthekindred -cultus- of the Penates of the community.
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Again, earnestness superseded the old joyousness of the cultus; this now had reference principally to sin and its atonement.
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The contention that the progress of knowledge has left the traditional beliefs and cultus of Catholics untouched is untenable.
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This eclecticism was not confined to cultus.]
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The head of the cultus is the head of the whole; the high priest takes the place of the king.