• The rapturous way it was received had all the air of a revivalist meeting.

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  • Along the roads crossing the Rif, the Berber revivalist symbol, resembling an upturned pitchfork, is engraved into trees.

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  • When he dropped Jim, Lidell had fully emerged as a neo-soul revivalist.

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  • With Emily Mortimer, Michael Sheen, James McAvoy, Jim Broadbent, Dan Aykroyd as a bellowing Canadian press lord, and Stockard Channing as the American revivalist, Mrs.

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  • In keeping with the era's revivalist predilections, the limestone facade incorporates Gothic spires and gargoyles, Romanesque arches, a Victorian conservatory and a freestanding Renaissance stairway.

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  • Both the Taliban and the LeJ belong to the same orthodox, puritanical Deobandi tradition of Islam associated with the Islamic revivalist movement in the region.

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  • Adding to the confusion, the party also has a president, Nitin Gatkari, pushed into his job by a powerful Hindu-revivalist group, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, or RSS, who prance about in khaki shorts.

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  • Its leaders liken Gaza to a ribat, a warrior monastery, and its inmates to murabitoun, or militant monks, recalling the 11th-century revivalist movement which withdrew to the Moroccan highlands before sweeping onto the Moroccan plains and Andalusia.

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  • The unceremonious discarding of the symbol of the Muslim community (ummah), coupled with the establishment of European colonial rule over much of the Muslim world gave rise to revivalist movements and ideologies seeking to come to terms with Islam's predicament and efforts to restore it to previous glories.

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