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parliamentary parties",
which could turn into a
movement that
would "
enrapture millions of people".
Hindenburg reluctantly agreed to
appoint Hitler as...
- the
comedy movies Wimps (1986) and
Student Affairs (1987), the
thriller Enrapture (1989), and the
movie Killer (1990),
credited as
Deborah Blaisdell.[citation...
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compared her
presence and
delivery to a
preacher because of her
ability to
enrapture and move her audience. "Alexander's
Ragtime Band" (1927) A
sample of Bessie...
-
intuitive lyrics that
spark emotions of desire, ****, and empowerment, you are
enraptured in Aaliyah's
physical presence". Most of Aaliyah's
videos included dance...
- 2024.
Retrieved December 11, 2024. Adler, Dan (November 9, 2023). "The
Enrapturing Church of Alex
Cooper and Call Her Daddy".
Vanity Fair.
Retrieved November...
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blossoms and the
fruits of its
decline And all by
which the soul is charmed,
enraptured, feasted, fed,
Wouldst thou the
earth and
heaven itself in one sole name...
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voice cast and
striking animation,
delivering an
adventure that will
enrapture adults and kids alike."
Lovia Gyarkye,
writing for The
Hollywood Reporter...
-
soprano Hauge, Ruthie; Garfield,
Allison (May 30, 2024). "Chappell Roan
enraptures a sold-out
crowd of
Madison mermaids". The
Capital Times.
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- (adj) →
enrich (verb),
large (adj) →
enlarge (verb),
rapture (noun) →
enrapture (verb),
slave (noun) →
enslave (verb). When
derivation occurs without...
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Adriana Usero;
Glenn Kessler (June 14, 2024). "'Cheapfake'
Biden videos enrapture right-wing media, but
deeply mislead". The
Washington Post.
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