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Mark Shirley, 39, attacked the woman at knife-point in her own home in a bid to reenact a ritualistic murder he committed 22 years ago.
Freed killer is guilty of 'ritual' rape; MONSTER by The Mirror (London, England)
My view is that the celebration of Diwali is becoming more modernised, and more festive and ritualistic, whilst the significance and importance of the festival and the traditions carried out is being forgotten.
Rakhee Parikh, an optometry student [...] by Birmingham Mail (England)
AaHe added the analysis of the two paintings would lead to important results that give an insight into the social and ritualistic connotations.
Two Mural Paintings Portraying Heaven and Hell Discovered by Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
 
 
 
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