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The Sannō Shintō school emerged, based on the Tendai belief in Buddhist unity.

Marina Kalontarova, 30, a New Yorker fresh out of medical school, emerged with a smile on her face.

When Sannō (Japanese: "Mountain King"; the mountain's kami, or Shintō deity) became identified with the Buddha Śākyamuni (Japanese: Shaka; the principal figure of Tendai Buddhism), the Sannō Shintō school emerged, based on the Tendai belief in Buddhist unity.

Under his leadership, the school emerged as a major center for the exchange of architectural ideas, while retaining its small size and close ties with the rest of the University.

"The need for a high school emerged both from our parents and from the community at large," said Roanna Shorofsky, director of the 18-year-old Heschel School, which is named for the 20th century theologian and philosopher.

The idea for the charter school emerged two and a half years ago at neighborhood playgrounds, where parents griped to one another about overcrowding at schools and "less than stellar" curriculums.

ONE business school emerges as the clear winner in The Economist's first ranking of executive MBA programmes.

Shiryaev, who initiated the character-dance classes that Balanchine attended in the Maryinsky's school, emerges as a fascinating polymath, light years ahead of those around him.

Another narrative study showed women who graduate from law school emerge with high confidence and optimism, yet very few feel that way some years later.

10) Shortlisted for regional final in Newcastle: the school emerges triumphant in secondary category, and goes on to win the national final.

The sight of the 1998 Youth Cup winner Francis Jeffers, an old boy from the same De La Salle school, emerging from Arsenal's bench provided Evertonians with a reminder of young talent that has flown the nest.