- Look up
entrance in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Entrance generally refers to the
place of
entering like a gate, door, or road or the
permission to...
- The
Freedom of
Access to
Clinic Entrances Act (FACE or the
Access Act, Pub. L. No. 103-259, 108 Stat. 694) (May 26, 1994, 18 U.S.C. § 248) is a United...
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Deaths and
Entrances is a
volume of
poetry by
Dylan Thomas,
first published in 1946. Many of the
poems in this
collection dealt with the
effects of World...
- Sound's Nina
Corcoran favorably compared An Odd
Entrances to the band's
earlier work, "An Odd
Entrances, the
companion piece to A
Weird Exits, not only...
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Entrance grave is a type of
Neolithic and
early Bronze Age
chamber tomb
found primarily in
Great Britain. The
burial monument typically consisted of a...
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Murgatroyd and
Robert Krantz. In June 2024
Richards released a
memoir entitled Entrances and Exits.
Richards and his
first wife, a
family therapist, were married...
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Roads of
Kamakura (in ****anese) Kamakura's
Seven Entrances (in ****anese) Kamakura's
Seven Entrances and
Seven P****es (in ****anese)
Wikimedia Commons has...
- "
Entrance of the Gladiators" "
Entrance of the Gladiators",
performed by the
United States Marine Band
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different sizes and
locations of
entrances, all of this gave the
system a
stylistic identity.
Three of the
entrances took the form of free-standing pavilions...
- 1935. The two
entrances referred to in the
title are the
entrance of
principle (理入 lǐrù) and the
entrance of
practice (行入 xíngrù). "
Entrance of principle"...