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so sweet and richly ornamented as to almost induce the visitor to swallow them" according to the Morning Herald--was divided up and ritualistically consumed on the closing day of the exhibition.
"The sublime of the bazaar": a moment in the making of a consumer ... by Gurney, Peter J. / Journal of Social History
Neither the Bush administration, which initiated the program, nor the state education departments that ritualistically supported it, provided definitive, proven strategies for increasing the achievement of poorly performing students.
Supervisory styles of instructional leaders: researchers find a ... by Brasco, Robert / School Administrator
Finally, in the families of high-achieving students, homework and study are regularly performed, almost ritualistically, and are generally done in the early evening hours (Clark; Snow et al.
From family deficit to family strength: viewing families' ... by Villares, Elizabeth / Professional School Counseling
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