Deo gratias
| (Latin) thanks to God. |
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| The others accept the ambiguous beliefs of the patients who call for both the help of the Catholic God and for their native Nzambe; they allow Deo Gratias to put a "wreath" on Querry's grave, though they suspect that it is actually an offering to Nzambe. Motus, also knows as the Earthquake Mass, and the 36-part canon Deo Gratias by Ockeghem. No such luck, Deo Gratias, for dour David Walliams. |
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