The Damascene conversion we have witnessed in recent days has not convinced everybody. |
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He describes the Damascene moment when he decided to build the village like a celestial visitation. |
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Our more recent encounter was over all too quickly, but even that Damascene moment has had a wider impact. |
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The credit goes to Michael Craig Martin and his Damascene vision that the British aversion to modernism was based on its lack of subject. |
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But shortly after his retirement he underwent a Damascene moment when he suddenly realised that all he wanted to do was paint. |
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Companies, of course, say that they really have undergone a Damascene conversion to global virtue, profit impact or not. |
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Off a tiny lane lined with tailors' shops, this traditional Damascene mansion overlooks an atmospheric courtyard. |
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Amalric immediately rode to Banyas where he met with Damascene representatives. |
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Throughout Damascene society, broken promises brought shame, dishonor, and various forms of ostracism and censure. |
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But at least the battle, coupled with ugly weather, forced the Damascene army to return home as well. |
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Over recent years, Mr Bates has experienced something of a Damascene conversion, swapping his right-wing posture for that of a social liberal. |
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It was a Damascene experience from which she never looked back, and her return to the States could only yield a drab comparison. |
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No matter how many conversions you may encounter on your Damascene road, I have no intention of being part of your journey ever again. |
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Far from representing a Damascene conversion, his statements reveal the underlying continuity of his plans. |
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The following Monday they will meet on one of the better streets in a Damascene shopping district. |
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The fate of Aleppo rested heavy on Damascene minds and the citizens drove Al-Nasir out of the city, then sent their unconditional surrender to the advancing Mongols. |
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It was a Damascene scene with a unique Andalusian ornamentation. |
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I doubt if this will effect a Damascene conversion of Mr Williams. |
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So, anyway, seeing that notice was a kind of Damascene event for me. |
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His Damascene moment came in 1987, during a ten-day trip to California. |
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The lecture hall was furnished as a 19th-century Damascene reception hall, a masterpiece of late decoration and ornamentation in its own right. |
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Damascene gossip has it that Maher intimidates even his older brother, the president of Syria. |
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The next day, there are more girls than usual on a specific Damascene shopping street. |
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This is the largest completely preserved private house in Damascus. It occupies more than 5,500 sq m. In typical Damascene domestic architectural style, the outer appearance is simple but the interior is splendid. |
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This palace, prestigiously located in the religious and commercial heart of the city, was the residence of the Damascene Governor Asad Pasha al-Azm. |
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It was in Mali where the Damascene slave Arab girl was encountered by Ibn Battuta. |
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Sitting in Santa Fe's remarkably informal Roundhouse, as the state capitol is nicknamed in homage to old Navajo hogans, she describes her conversion to Republicanism as a Damascene moment. |
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An Arab Damascene girl was a slave to a king in Mali who was encountered by Ibn Battuta. |
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The oxidized organo silane film can also be used as an etch stop or an intermetal dielectric layer for fabricating dual damascene structures. |
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The team used a conventional damascene process to deposit the copper metal in the grooves of a dielectric material carried on 250 mm wafers. |
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He also has the finest collection of Meiji art outside Japan, as well as Spanish damascene metalwork and Swedish textiles. |
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A process for creating a dual damascene opening, in a composite insulator layer, to be used to accommodate a dual damascene copper structure, has been developed. |
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Therefore damaskeen, damascene and similar words are also to be rejected as Arabic borrowings. |
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Any of these contains far more information about Indian and damascene steels than appears in the entire surviving literature of classical Greece and Rome. |
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