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Annunciation is celebrated on March 25, nine months before Christmas.
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The Illustrated Man, stripped to the waist, all nightmare viper, sabertooth, libidinous ape, clotted vulture, all salmon-sulphur sky rose up with annunciations: "The last free event this evening!† (source)
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The brazen triumphant hymnody poured out of the ether, hosannas, bleats of rams, angelic annunciations—making Sophie think of all the unborn mornings of her life.† (source)
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Erbug, The Annunciation, it's called.† (source)
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I attended Catholic schools with mystical names like the Infant of Prague and the Annunciation, as Dad transferred from Marine base to desolate Marine base, or when we retired to my mother's family home in Atlanta when the nation called my father to war.† (source)
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As it says in a liturgy for the Feast of the Annunciation, Adam tried to be like God and failed, but now God was made man so that Adam should be made God.† (source)
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[The annunciation is celebrated with music] [Amanda rises† (source)
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Ever since then, all the most important events in his own history had occurred in the blessed month when this sinful and sullied world puts on white as if to commemorate the Annunciation, and becomes, for a little, lovely enough to be in truth the Bride of Christ.† (source)
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Quivering as at some "annunciation", she went slowly forward.† (source)
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For the satisfaction of the reader, we stop to say that it is the twenty-first day of March, nearly three years after the annunciation of the Christ at Bethabara.† (source)
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Where the sequence failed, as in the Annunciation, the Curator supplied it from his mound of books—French and German, with photographs and reproductions.† (source)
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Isaac looked a little blank at this annunciation.† (source)
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This annunciation excited great commotion among the different sectaries.† (source)
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Come, work now, 'tis the Feast of the Annunciation.† (source)
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Another silence succeeded this annunciation of the character Duncan had assumed.† (source)
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Legend on the screen: "Annunciation."† (source)
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