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Yes,Dante Ursua is still alive,but his soul is already in hell.
One Man Stands Alive EP was created in 2004.
English origin Stands for vivid or alive
You must keep fighting her, and stay alive until she uses up all her power and then you have beaten her.
dead on arrival There is a game called Dead or Alive...DOA
I think that it stands for utterly nothing and it is just a way of making life so much easier. But in real life i doubt that anyone alive knows what it stands for.
I think that it stands for utterly nothing and it is just a way of making life so much easier. But in real life i doubt that anyone alive knows what it stands for.
A.D stands for Ando Domini- Or in English Year of the lord. Most people think it stands for After Death as in Jesus Christ being dead, but how is that true when he isn't even alive yeat?
hug kiss hold hand love second answer; love is something that you feel from the depths of your very being it is unconditional and pure.it makes you awaken each morning thrilled to be with that other person and to be alive
Your just being stupid now kid but yes i play prince Zuko.
L stands for living... the number of children who is alive T stands for term... the number of prenancy that is 37 weeks and 40 weeks age of gestation
Dante and Virgil walked along a kind of dyke between the river and the fiery sands, which Dante compares to those of the Flemings. They came across a group of men who were trudging along the sands; one of them recognized Dante and greeted him affectionately. At first Dante could not tell who it was because of the effect of the heat on his face, but then he respectfully greeted him as Ser Brunetto. They spoke together, walking slowly (Brunetto was not allowed to stop). Dante explained how he happened to be journeying through Hell and Brunetto predicted a happy ending to his journey. He said that if he had not died, he would have helped Dante more in his work, and warned him of the ingratitude of the people who came down from Fiesole, who were presumptuous, avaricious, and envious. Brunetto said that Dante would have an honorable future and should not bind himself to a party since neither of them deserved him. In return, Dante said that he wished Brunetto were still alive, and said that he would always remember his kind paternal image and the teaching he had received. He also said that he was not afraid of Fortune, to Virgil's commendment. Dante wanted to know who Brunetto's companions were, but he told him that most of them were not worth knowing, though some were men of letters and fame. They were all stained by the same sin, and included Priscian and Francesco among others. Brunetto then had to leave Dante, and asked him to hold his Tesoro dear. He ran ahead as though winning a race at Verona.