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Ronke Ajobo from Mark Comprehensive School presented an invocative poem simply titled State of the Nation.

Through the use of disturbing imagery and music, the film's disjoined narrative is fully invocative of its characters' mental struggles, and explores the nature of madness and its complex relationship to society, feminist thought and sexuality.

These pedagogical moments are serendipitous, invocative, faith-filled, and spiritual.

Tagle issued an Oratio Imperata, or a set of invocative, obligatory prayers, to be said in Roman Catholic Masses throughout the Archdiocese of Manila.

"I have fond memories of the visit that the Prime Minister paid to Berlin recently and the fulfill exchanges we had, I very much we will be able to continue them today, I am deeply impressed by the diversity and the invocative life of this great country across.

We do not have to go far to discover the expressive power of Africa in the mundane activities of black life, including the near levitation of the body in Double Dutch, the mimetic movements of Marching Bands, the rhythmic pattern of colors in Fashion Shows, the transformative, invocative force of a Slam Dunk, the ritualized cleansing of Collard Greens.

Authors of such symbols were challenged to aim for the invocative, polysemous, and polyvalent.