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  • Chant the mantra, sign up, send money.
  • We got as far as the porch, before hearing the sung chant of the offices within.
  • The music is very much inspired by gregorian chant.
  • Chanting loudly and displaying banners so that the public know what is happening behind all that razor wire.
  • Think a dragging romantic performance of handel's messiah, or " village church " anglican chant.
  • Chanting slogans " free education, free education " .
  • The result was a kind of half-hearted kind of gabbling of the words rather like a badly sung anglican chant.
  • And, sad to report, you can hear the odd monkey chant from the madrid fans.
  • Chanting psalms and singing hymns is not merely to glorify our language, but to heal it.
  • At these sites choirs of holy men maintained a constant liturgical chant which varied over the seasons and cycles.
  • For example, in certain strands of buddhism, buddhists chant for their deceased friends and family.
  • Chanting quot aussie played at binion's service excellent products.
  • Racist chants from the sunderland fans didn't really help the atmosphere either.
  • Rhythm, rhyme and playground chants are vital to early childhood.
  • Chanting a welsh hymn.
  • The most memorable was the response to the question where is god? it was recited by the class with a powerful rhythmic chant.
  • Coming on like the coral jamming with the who, cohesion do terrace chant choruses to die for.
  • Chanted meditations.
  • Their repertoire included sacred chants of different styles from 16th to 21st centuries.
  • Turns out he's not a fan of jake arnott's book inspired by the football chant about him, he kills coppers.

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