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• These reflected the Californian promise of easy living in a paradisaical climate.
• Although the introductory section gives the impression that this paradisaical-sounding " Emirate of Al Odaid " still exists, it does not.
• Galador was located in a galaxy known only as " The Golden Galaxy . " Galador was a paradisaical planet, with very advanced technology.
• In his work he generally describes the negative impact of modern society, such as loneliness and alienation and he tries to strive for an idealistic, paradisaical environment.
• "' Santinho Beach "'( " Praia do Santinho " ) is mainly sought by tourists who look for nature, the location's paradisaical beauty and tranquility.
• The Earth will then receive its paradisaical glory or become " celestialized " and those who lived on this earth and worthy of celestial glory, will inherit it and live with God and Christ.
• Until we hear otherwise, I'm calling the parallel planet " Willoughby, " after a paradisaical town in one of my favorite episodes of " The Twilight Zone ."
• During the first of these dreams, Aracely saw herself in Aztlan, the semi-mythical paradisaical place where the Left-Handed Hummingbird would be consumed-and that she was the aforementioned Hummingbird.
• Perhaps it was only a matter of time before centers like the Village, which opened Nov . 1, began springing up, their paradisaical glow and manufactured Neverland innocence reminiscent of " The Truman Show ."
• What follows is a thrilling ride similar to Flash Gordon involving a woman from the end of time, a man who can live off sunlight, and an alternate, paradisaical Earth in which World War II never happened.
• Agilea agrees to renounce him and marry the King instead to save Teseo's life, whereupon Medea transforms the scene to a paradisaical realm where Teseo hears Agilea's voice tearfully telling him she no longer loves him.
• All the more diverse are the contributions of the Mint Juleps . . . . Their paradisaical harmonies support Hart's occasional leads, while they're effectively incorporated as primary participants on the infectious groove . . ."
• For Las Vegas, they say, is a provocative place in which to examine the human condition _ especially since it has veered from its Sin City image toward spotless, almost paradisaical evocations of Venice and Paris, Egypt and Mandalay.
• Watching the Cirque du Soleil's acrobats leap, twirl and dive in spectacular natural settings, you often have the sensation of forsaking the everyday world and plunging into a strange, paradisaical and slightly scary dimension of pure myth, with a Gallic flavor.
• Poetic descriptions tend to lavish Kunlun with paradisaical detail : gem-like rocks and towering cliffs of jasper and jade, exotic jeweled plants, bizarrely formed and colored magical fungi, and numerous birds and other animals, together with humans who have become immortal beings.
• To watch Juan A . Figueroa sit in his Manhattan office and describe his favorite family vacation spot, where, for years, he brought his wife, Helen, and their daughter, Taina, is to see the sparkle of paradisaical sun on surf in his eyes:
• White himself wrote of the benefits of converting the native population, and in a document dated February 10, 1633, he specifically advocates Catholic settlement in " lord Baltimore's Plantation in Mary-land . " He describes to potential financiers a paradisaical land with majestic forests and fruitful soil, advertising of land for each potential settler.
• Later, Aim?falls in love with Princess Ail閑 who is trying to free herself from the paradisaical confines of the Garden of Mirth, where women are kept away from men, and discovers the secret of his father that made him Taxandria's effective ruler while being the Head of Police, as well as the true nature of the Two Princes.