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- A food
taster is a
person who
ingests food that was
prepared for
someone else, to
confirm it is safe to eat. One who
tests drinks in this way is known...
- Catholicism. The soul's
experience of
either of
these states is only a "
foretaste"—being
experienced only by the soul—until the
Final Judgment, when the...
- eman****tion in Germany.
Wheen says that "Those critics, who see this as a
foretaste of 'Mein Kampf',
overlook one,
essential point: in
spite of the clumsy...
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achieve a
cantabile style of playing, and
thereby to
acquire a
strong foretaste of composition. This
section includes inline links to
audio files. If...
- The
Golden Foretaste of
Heaven is an
album by Alec Empire,
released in ****an on
November 28, 2007, and in
Europe on
January 18, 2008. It is his first...
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Eastern Orthodox,
teach that the
intermediate state is a
disembodied foretaste of the
final state. Therefore,
those who die in
Christ go into the presence...
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million pounds (nearly half the size of
English Treasury at the time). This
foretaste of the
riches of the East
galvanised English interest in the region. That...
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which had led to free
trade in
natural resources. The
tariff was only a
foretaste of the much
broader system of protection,
which would be set up by the...
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Quarterly commented that Church's
early collections of poetry, such as
Foretaste and
Familiar Journey,
features a form of "dark ecology" that is a conflict...
