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is rapture
noun
Extreme pleasure, happiness or excitement.
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Each reaction is more exultant than the last – there is rapture for Maria McKee's Show Me Heaven and a mass a cappella chantalong to Belinda Carlisle's Heaven Is a Place on Earth.
Among the other weekend highlights is "Rapture to Leon James," a new work to jazz music.
The one thing they share is rapture at the beauty of Roxane's voice, and rest assured that she knows how to use it.
There is rapture involved, and in the Concert for the People version of Barclay James Harvest's Hymn, John Lees's yelled YEAHs to the 200,000-strong crowd have that in abundance.
How do you create a film on the cheap where the star is Rapture, the great underwater city?
The truth is, rapture theology is not only unbiblical; it is anti-biblical.
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There would be no Blondie — no "Rapture," no "Heart of Glass," no "Atomic" — but for members of the Statler and Waldorf generation, this was rapture enough.
There was rapture on Fox News about Bin Laden's death, but the praise for Mr. Obama was a little more grudging.
So are reflections on what might be rapture or annihilation, or (sometimes simultaneously) on the strains of a shaky romance.
The classmate described her family's migration experience, and concluded: "Appadurai says modernity is rupture, but I say it's rapture".
It was because the flip side of my discontent — what, indeed, throughout my childhood had made me so discontented — was rapture.
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