procession <a procession; processions> SUBST
- procession INDUSTR (festivals)
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- procession WIRTSCH
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- procession MILIT
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- procession MILIT
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- procession INDUSTR
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- procession INDUSTR
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- procession INDUSTR
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Between them stood a gilt "xoanon", which seems to have been carried outside in sacred processions.
en.wikipedia.org There were special tunes, marches or riding melodies that were performed in the wedding procession, etc.
en.wikipedia.org Hence, in philosophy, the process of discovery moves procession-like from what is known to what is unknown.
en.wikipedia.org The large number of mourners who followed the procession bore witness to the esteem in which the deceased gentleman was held.
en.wikipedia.org Though it is the sound of a distant machine, the tones harmonize with the procession music.
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