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  • Ceremonials of installation, dress and the exercise of political as well as of spiritual functions.
  • It was a religious act specifically undertaken to achieve the ritual purity required for participation in religious ceremonials.
  • Ceremonial robes are of bright red silk, with the badge on the left breast.
  • In this situation the role of the queen herself is of course purely ceremonial.
  • The minutes of the special meetings and graduation ceremonials on 5 december 2001 were taken as read and approved.
  • Here the ancestral shrines were located and the great state ceremonials and rituals took place.
  • Ceremonial mace, now on display in the guildhall museum, dates from that year.
  • The status of ' prince bishop ' was formally removed in 1835, having long been largely ceremonial.
  • Here the ancestral shrines were located and the great state ceremonials and rituals took place.
  • These feasts, like other ceremonials and rituals, help to overcome the tedium of everyday life.
  • Ceremonial dagger worn with highland dress.
  • As far as the queen herself is concerned this is far from a merely ceremonial occasion.
  • Ceremonial procession through the grand squares of sir christopher wren's baroque masterpiece on the banks of the thames.
  • Unfortunately, in jack's opinion, the meeting had consisted of mostly ceremonial crap.
  • Ceremonial shaped sword held up in right hand, left hand over belly.
  • The british sovereign today plays a mainly ceremonial role in the running of the country.
  • Ceremonial occasion.
  • One possible layout is shown in the artist's reconstruction of the fort, showing the triangle as primarily ceremonial.

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