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Topic Culture:: PAGE #16
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451. Parable (līdzība)
:: Jesus Christ sometimes used the camel in parables
452. Tune (melodija)
:: His strange tunings and offputting falsetto are still hanging around
453. Epic (episks)
:: As he says in the introduction There is an attempt here to create an epic poem
454. Programme (programma)
:: An extensive programme of activities will be put on to promote physical development and make a positive impact on the health of residents of the borough
455. Compilation (kompilācija)
:: It can be found on dozens of compilations but appeared first on this debut fulllength album
456. Release (atbrīvošana)
:: to release a bird from a cage
457. Clavichord (klavihords)
:: Technically pianoplaying began to shift from the digital emphasis growing out of lightactioned clavichords and harpsichords to working with the strength and flexibility of full arms and even back
458. Clay (māls)
:: The reason is that these countries are now competing in Europe on clay courts and attend tennis academies in Spain and France much to the advantage of the players
459. Lurid (traģisks)
:: Somebody was getting off on dirty talk and we heard every lurid detail
460. Curator (pārzinis)
:: Take these works together and you grasp what lies behind Macmillans curatorship and a lifetime of scholarship
461. Floodlight (prožektors)
:: They will be able to relax in the plaza during the day and at night when the citys ancient walls will be lit by floodlights
462. Saxhorn (saxhorn)
:: Though he did not see fit to employ saxophones in his own works leaving them to be exploited by such later composers as Bizet d Indy and Ravel the saxhorn family derived from the valved bugle features prominently in Les Troyens
463. Calligraphy (kaligrāfija)
:: Then on Tuesday the Dorsey women get together for classes in such activities as calligraphy photography and health cookery
464. Leitmotif (vadmotīvs)
:: The constant struggle to make a living in the arts in New Zealand runs like a leitmotiv throughout the book
465. God (dievs)
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466. Onstage (uz skatuves)
:: Later in the show the band invited members of the audience up onstage to jam with them
467. Batik (batikas)
:: So today kurtas come with a whole new range of prints art batik work and even embroidery with stone and even wooden buttons
468. Mazurka (mazurka)
:: The talented Dordan group has won widespread acclaim for their unique sound a blend of lively traditional jigs and reels haunting slow airs traditional songs along with mazurkas sonatinas and waltzes
469. Ceramic (keramikas)
:: The inspiration for this clay project came from ceramic dishes that I purchased on a family trip to Greece
470. Rock (akmens)
:: If an animal threatened to get out of place a hiss or a shout or a wellaimed rock would turn it back where it belonged but such measures were not often necessary
471. Icon (ikona)
:: Movie stars fashionistas pop rock and soul icons and celebs without brains will battle for front seats
472. Setting (vide)
:: The grounds of Markree Castle is the setting for the event which will celebrate all kinds of country sports and pursuits
473. Epigram (epigramma)
:: Catullus the great lyric poet of Caesars Rome is known to many as the author of the Lesbia poems drumtight epigrams in which he beats his explorations of love longing betrayal and loss
474. Epigraph (epigrāfs)
:: Now the general issue about whether rich countries should do this is a complex one but the issue raised by one of the epigraphs with which the article starts is not
475. Epilogue (epilogs)
:: He leaves the house with the curse of his father but in the epilogue to the play his family accepts his decision
476. Soul (dvēsele)
:: their interpretation lacked soul
477. Soundbox (soundbox)
:: Unlike modern harps the soundbox would have be hollowed out from a single piece of wood and finished with a thin panel to seal the sound box
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