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Exultation! is an
album by
American jazz
saxophonist Booker Ervin featuring performances recorded in 1963 for the
Prestige label. It was
first released...
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Frenzy of
Exultations (Polish: Szał uniesień), or
better known as just
Frenzy (Szał), is an 1893
painting by
Polish artist Władysław Podkowiński and is...
- Crown; the
Crown of Righteousness; the
Crown of Glory; and the
Crown of
Exultation. In the Gr**** language,
stephanos (στέφανος) is the word for
crown and...
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Chicago fiction focuses on the city itself, with
social criticism keeping exultation in check. At
least three short periods in the
history of
Chicago have...
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phrase often used in
English to
express a
cheerful enjoyment of life, an
exultation of spirit, and
general happiness. It "can be a joy of conversation, joy...
- we are so
close to it, the old safe
instinct saves us from
triumph and
exultation. But what will be the
position in
years to come of the
young man who has...
- intuitive, and problem-oriented
approach to teaching. The
second part, "
Exultation",
gives specific examples of how to
teach mathematics as an art. This...
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rather "awareness, anti****tion, satisfaction, confidence,
almost exultation". One of Collins'
first tasks was to
identify the
lunar module on the...
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Richard Stallman raising his
hands in
exultation at
Wikipedia during a
speech on
Copyright and
Community at
Wikimania (2005)...
