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Theology, young sir, "he turned to Claude with the slightest shade of over-civility in his pompous tone," like the pursuit of the Alcahest, which some call the Quintessence of the Elements, allows no rival near its throne! "
The Long Night Stanley John Weyman 1891
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Oriental Essence consists of a powerful, hands-on body massage ritual that combines the potent effects of oriental meridian massage with the therapeutic benefits of Mandarin Oriental's signature 'Quintessence' custom-blended essential oil.
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Oriental Essence consists of a powerful, hands-on body massage ritual that combines the potent effects of oriental meridian massage with the therapeutic benefits of Mandarin Oriental's signature 'Quintessence' custom-blended essential oil.
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'Quintessence' custom-blended essential oil is used in the
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'Quintessence' custom-blended essential oil is used in the
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"Punching these holes in my head," goes a verse on "Quintessence," which is built on hardcore outbursts and dreamy synth and vocal billowing.
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"Quintessence" means: the fifth and highest element after air and earth and fire and water; was believed to be the substance composing all heavenly bodies the purest and most concentrated essence of something
The Hog's Head 2009
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We were proud to support the mission of eating locally by featuring four Tablas Creek wines to pair with the four-course meal: our 2006 Vermentino, 2006 Bergeron, 2005 Mourvedre and as a special treat, the 2005 Vin de Paille "Quintessence".
Tablas Creek Vineyard Blog jasonchaas 2008
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Tadd Dameron-tinged ballad "Quintessence" and the late-night Kansas City stroll of "The
Site Home Jim Glass 2010
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One of Tokyo's three-star establishments—an honor awarded to only 15 restaurants in the main cities of Europe but to 16 in Tokyo alone—is Quintessence, which serves contemporary French food created by a young Japanese chef named Shuzo Kishida.
Made Better in Japan Tom Downey 2012
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