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Stay of Outstanding Demand u/s 254(2A) - There is no legal impediment to the Tribunal to extend stay for a period beyond 365 days in deserving cases - Delhi Tribunal
Written by Deepak Kumar
Stay of Outstanding Demand u/s 254(2A)
EADS India Pvt. Ltd vs. DCIT
Stay of Outstanding Demand
There is no legal impediment to the Tribunal to extend stay for a period beyond 365 days in deserving cases
1. In this appeal the assessee prays for extension of stay of outstanding demand of Rs.4,07,87,088/-
2. It was submitted by the Ld. AR that originally stay for a period of 6 months was granted by the ITAT vide order dated 05/03/2015 in S.A No.-141/Del/2015
3. In terms of the direction therein, it was submitted the assessee had deposited Rs.60 Lacs towards outstanding dues
4. The appeal could not be decided within the said period accordingly the stay on the request of the assessee was extended for a further period of 6 months vide order dated 15/09/2015 in S.A No.457/Del/2015
5. The fact that Rs.60 Lacs had been paid by the assessee it was submitted had been taken note of by the ITAT in the said order
6. In the said background it was his submission that the appeal still has not been decided for no fault of the assessee
7. Inviting attention to Annexure-8 to the stay petition filed it was submitted that on each of the dates when the appeal came up for hearing it was adjourned on the request of the Department. Accordingly it was his prayer that the stay may be extended for a period of six months as whether the Revenue would be ready to argue on the next date or not could not be ascertained
8. The Revenue represented by Ms. Anima Barnwal, Sr. Dr submitted that since the appeal as per record is listed for hearing on 23/03/2016, in the circumstances the stay may be extended only upto the said date
9. Tribunal granted stay for another six months being a deserving case
Thus on considering the judicial precedent, we find that there is no legal impediment to the Tribunal to extend stay for a period beyond 365 days in deserving cases.........In the aforesaid peculiar facts and circumstances of the case, we find that the adjournment granted and delay in disposal of the appeal cannot be said to be attributable to the assessee. Accordingly finding ourselves satisfied with the conduct of the assessee who is found to have remained present on each of the dates when the appeal came up for hearing we hold that the present case is a fit case for extension of stay for a period of six months or disposal of appeal whichever is earlier.
Accordingly considering the facts of the present case which have been addressed in detail in the earlier part of this order, we extend stay for a period of six months or upto disposal of appeal whichever is earlier.
Cases referred to
1. Maruti Suzuki India [2014] 44 Taxman.com.166 (Del.)
2. Jaypee Infratech Ltd.vs ACIT
Case Name: EADS India Pvt. Ltd. vs. DCIT
Order Date: Tuesday, 22 March 2016
Court: Tribunals
Cout Name: Delhi Tribunal
Section: 254(2A)
Citation: 316Taxpundit72
Favouring: Assessee
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UK Referendum Tourism
How a UK exit from EU could affect tourism
The Houses of Parliament - an iconic London site that attracts visitors from all over the world.
Tourism is now worth 22.1 billion pounds (32 billion US dollars) annually to the UK, according to Visit Britain, Britain's national tourism agency.
Visit Britain also said that last year there were 36.1 million tourist visits, with 67 percent from the European Union.
On 23 June, the UK will vote in a referendum whether to stay in or out of the EU and many in the tourist industry are concerned that a possible leave vote will jeopardise the European holiday market.
One of those is Kyle Haughton, managing director of City Cruises.
His cruise ships carry 6 million passengers a year - in the height of summer 60 percent are from abroad, the majority from the EU.
Of the 240 staff that he employs, 50 percent are from outside the UK, mostly from the EU.
"Any change or decline in passengers coming into the country is going to affect our business quite lot and there are reports that people in Germany, Italy and France are less likely to come to the UK if we leave the EU than if we stay."
His fears are backed up by UK Inbound, which represents 360 tourist businesses.
Deidre Wells, chief executive of UKinbound has called leaving the EU "economic suicide."
"Why would you remove yourself from a market that provides two thirds of our business for our members," she said.
Tourists had mixed views about a UK "brexit".
Marco Ghiribelli, an Italian tourist, said he thought the UK would be economically better outside.
"It's not economically convenient for the UK to stay in the EU. Brexit makes sense economically as the UK economy is stronger than most of the EU countries."
Others such as Babette Pascalev, a tourist from Germany, said: "I think it is hard now because the idea is to get Europe together not apart."
But others say a Brexit would not make any difference to the tourism business.
They say nothing will change.
Alexander Goransson, travel analyst at Euromonitor International believes the expected drop in sterling following a brexit vote would attract tourists due to an increased spending power.
"In the short term I would expect to see a depreciation of the pound which will have both a positive and negative impact on tourism. UK tourists would be less likely to travel abroad and stay at home, whereas on the other hand the UK would actually become a more attractive destination for inbound tourists as prices would be relatively cheaper."
But most people in the tourist industry are hoping for a remain vote on June 23.
London - 2 June 2016
1. Houses of Parliament seen from a river cruise boat
2. Woman taking picture of the Houses of Parliament
3. The London Eye seen from a river cruise boat
4. Part of the London Eye
5. Woman taking photo
6. People on board the river cruise boat
7. St Paul's Cathedral and other buildings
8. River cruise boat approaching Tower Bridge
9. Set up of Kyle Haughton, managing director of City Cruises
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Kyle Haughton, managing director of City Cruises:
"At City Cruises we carry 4 million passengers a year and over half of them come from overseas, the majority of which coming from EU countries, so any change or decline in passengers coming into the country is going to affect our business quite lot and there are reports that people in Germany, Italy and France are less likely to come to the UK if we leave the EU than if we stay."
11. Various of Deidre Wells, chief executive of UKinbound, at her desk
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Deidre Wells, chief executive of UKinbound:
"I've described it as economic suicide in the past. Why would you deliberately remove yourself from a market that provides two thirds of our business for our members."
13. People on board the river cruise boat with the Shard in the background
14. Set up of French tourist Kahina Berroua
15. SOUNDBITE (French) Kahina Berroua, French tourist:
"I will be sad. The UK has a lot of power in Europe so it won't be the same."
16. Various of tourists inside the river cruise boat
17. Set up of Marco Ghiribelli, Italian tourist
18. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Marco Ghiribelli, Italian tourist:
19. SOUNDBITE (German) Babette Pascalev, tourist from Germany:
"I think it is hard now because the idea is to get Europe together not apart."
20. Houses of Parliament with open top tourist bus driving past
21. Union Jack flag on top of the Houses of Parliament
22. People on open top bus driving past the Houses of Parliament
23. People on bus
24. People on bus driving past flags
25. Various of Alexander Goransson, travel analyst at Euromonitor International, on laptop
26. SOUNDBITE Alexander Goransson, travel analyst at Euromonitor International:
27. People on open top bus
28. View of London black cabs and Union Jack flags
Brexit referendum , Travel destinations , Customer statistics , Referendums , Transportation industry regulation , Economy , Legislature , Events , Leisure travel , Travel , Lifestyle , Corporate news , Business , Elections , Government and politics , Industry regulation , Government business and finance , Government business and finance , Industry regulation , Government regulations
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Spain Benidorm Reax
UK expats in Benidorm react to Leave result
In the sunny seaside resort city of Benidorm, which has a vibrant British community of around 3,500 people, British expats expressed their concerns about what a Brexit can mean for them, with work permits, health care and pensions among the top worries.
Their situation will be one of the things to be negotiated between the UK and the European Union in the coming months and years after Britain voted Thursday to leave the bloc.
The British expat community in Spain was split between those who could vote and those, like bar owner Chuck Daulson, who have lived away from Britain for longer than 15 years, disqualifying them from voting in the referendum.
He was concerned he would have to go back to Britain and lose all he's worked for in the 23 years he's lived and worked in Spain.
While being one of the largest communities of British people living abroad with around 300,000 officially registered as residents, Spain is a key holiday destination for British tourists.
The outcome of the vote was also a concern for Spaniards making a living off the tourism industry, which, in places like Benidorm, depends heavily on British travellers.
Benidorm - June 24 2016
1. Various of beach in Benidorm
2. Various of tourists watching British Prime Minister David Cameron's resignation on TV in a bar
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Chuck Daulson, Englishman living in Spain for 23 years, 51-year-old bar owner:
"We're very scared because I've been here 23 years, I've got my house, my kids were born here, they've been to Spanish school, I've got a bar, I've got a lot to lose. If I go back to England, I've got nothing. No house. Nothing."
4. England flags hanging in the bar
"We don't know how we're going to be now, we might have no pension, we might have no medical, we may have to sell our properties, we've lived here for a lot of years, we don't know how it's going to affect us anymore."
6. Various of Sarah, no last name given, serving customers in bar
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Sarah, 28-year-old Londoner living in Benidorm for 3 years, waitress:
"I've got my mum to vote on my behalf for me, I voted 'in' obviously. If we leave the EU, then it's bad on us expats who live here, obviously we'll lose our medical care, we'll lose our right to work without a work permit. Me and my boyfriend, we've lived here for 3 years, we won't get a chance to get a mortgage or anything like that now."
8. Various of people watching the news on TV at a terrace bar
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Julianne, (no last name given), 75-year-old English tourist in Benidorm, retired:
"We want to control our borders and make our own decisions, and for my grandchildren I think it would be better that we're on our own."
10. Various of newspaper stand
11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gemma, (no last name given), Benidorm native working in the tourism industry:
"We make a living out of foreign people, I think 80 percent of tourists coming here to Benidorm and all the coast around are English."
12. Shot of tourist post at the beach
"We think it can affect us a lot in our business, in the work that we do, so we're concerned about what can happen, and yes we're a little bit scared."
14. Various of Sterling vs Euro currency exchange sign being changed in the street
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Spain UK Referendum
Brits in Benidorm react as referendum polls close
British residents in Spain were among those watching the EU referendum result closely on Thursday as the UK voted on whether to remain within or leave the European Union.
Spain has one of the largest communities of British people living abroad, with around 300-thousand Brits officially registered as residents.
It is also a key holiday destination for British tourists.
In the seaside resort city of Benidorn, which has a vibrant British community of around 3,500 people, Brits expressed their concerns on Thursday about what a 'Leave' vote would mean for local British residents and tourists, with a possible weaker pound being a key worry for some.
Most people were going out as usual and most clubs didn't broadcast the TV specials on the referendum, although early after polls closed in Britain some people were seen watching the results in at least a couple of bars in the area of Levante Beach.
The British expat community in Spain is split between those who can vote and those who have lived away from Britain for longer than fifteen years, disqualifying them from a say on whether the UK remains in union with their adopted country.
Many of them are afraid of the consequences of a potential Brexit for their status in Spain, which would depend on negotiations between the EU and the UK should the 'Leave' side triumph.
Benidorm - 23 June 2016
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1. Various of coast promenade in Benidorm
2. Close of Union Jack bunting
3. Various of nightclubs
4. Television screen showing news programme on EU Referendum
5. Louise Bell, 42-years-old, UK-born but has been living in Spain for 19 years, watching television programme on EU referendum
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Louise Bell, born in Nottingham but has been living in Spain for 19 years:
"I believe that it's not going to make much difference if we come out of the Euro (sic.). I think everything will stay more or less the same as it was 19 years ago; it's just that you would have to have a work permit to come over to Spain, which I think is more safer for the people travelling around, people with no papers will be more controlled. And my vote is out, because I'm English and I think I deserve, for my country, for my family, that they get the best from their own country."
7. Jim Lions and his wife, UK tourists, watching television coverage
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jim Lions, 58-years-old, UK tourist in Benidorm:
"I have not voted because I've been here in Benidorm on holiday."
9. Close of Jim Lions
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Jim Lions, 58-years-old, UK tourist in Benidorm:
"I vote we stay in because it's good for a lot of British, could be a lot of problems if we go alone, it's good for companies, the company I work for we deal all over Europe, so it's very good for us."
11. Close of sign reading "Titanic Bar"
12. Bar customers having a drink and watching television coverage
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Denise Wood, 60-years-old, UK tourist:
"I voted by proxy before I came away, I voted to come out of the EU and I don't think that our country benefits from the EU, and I don't think that the politicians know what to do with the country."
14. Various of bars in Benidorm
Brexit referendum , Referendums , Travel , Leisure travel , Travel destinations , Television , Broadcast television , Coastlines and beaches , Events , Elections , Government and politics , Lifestyle , Media , Environment and nature
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Spain Benidorm UK
UK expats and tourists in Benidorm on EU vote
British residents in Spain were among those watching the EU referendum result closely on Thursday as the UK voted whether to reamain a part of, or leave the European Union.
While one of the largest communities of British people living abroad with around 300,000 Brits officially registered as resident, Spain is also a key holiday destination for British tourists.
In the sunny seaside resort city of Benidorn, which has a vibrant British community of around 3,500 people, beachgoers expressed their concerns on Thursday about what a 'Leave' vote would mean for local British residents and tourists, with a possible weaker pound being a key worry for some.
Some of the British people holidaying in Spain expressed their oppinion about the referendum.
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Karen Maining, 50-years-old, UK-born but has been living in Benidorm for 23 years, translator and teacher, cannot vote in the referendum:
"I'm unable to vote because I've lived here over the 10 year period, which makes me a permanent resident of Spain, but I'm obviously British born"
3. Beach
"I think a lot of people are very scared to leave; they'd like to leave but they're scared for the one reason that they live in Spain. I think the majority here that can vote would vote for in, because they're scared that they would have to leave. Again, that's a shame, because that's lack of information. You know, I don't think ... Spain does very well out of tourism, and I don't think in any instance would Spain want to lose the tourism that it has."
5. British tourists seated on a bar terrace
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald George, 71-years-old, Englishman traveling as tourist in Benidorm, voted 'Remain' via postal vote:
"If we leave the EU, I'm sure that the rate of Sterling against the Euro would … "Whooosh" (gesturing upwards with hands)…. It would explode, we couldn't afford to take our holidays in Europe anymore".
7. Various of Becky and her daughter playing on the beach
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Becky (no surname given), 25-years-old, from Leeds, housewife, voted 'Remain' via postal vote:
"I've postal-voted in for the sake of our country to be united and safe and welcoming to all".
9. Various of beach
10. Crowds drinking at bar
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This is an early version of an article published in Encyclopedia of the Historical Jesus, ed. Craig A. Evans, Routledge (2008)
by David B. Capes
Typology is the strategy for discerning the correspondence, pattern, shape or structural affinity between two of God acts. These divine acts involve God's work through persons, events, and institutions. The words "type" and "antitype" are used to express the relationship between the two events. "Type" comes from the Greek word tupos meaning "example" or "model." In a typological interpretation "type" is used to refer to an original historical act that serves as a model for a later, corresponding act ("antitype"). The original may stand in a positive, synthetic relationship to the later event or in a negative, antithetic relationship. An example of a synthetic typology would be the reference to Jesus as "the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world" (e.g., John 1:29). The imagery of the lamb comes from the Passover event (Exodus 12; 1 Cor 5:7), adjusted perhaps by prophetic reference to the servant of the Lord (Isa 53:4-7). The point in this typology is the way that Jesus is similar to the Passover lamb even if his sacrifice is understood to be universal in scope. An example of an antithetical typology would be Paul's reference to Jesus as a second Adam (Romans 5). While Adam and Jesus share a certain likeness as the heads of the first and new creations respectively, Paul's point is their dissimilarity not their similarity. Through the first Adam sin and death come to all people; through the second Adam righteousness and life is available to all. Both synthetic and antithetic typologies illumine the contemporary act of redemption by correlating it with a known event from the past.
Several theological assumptions drive typology. First, typology assumes that history is the arena of God's saving activity. In any typological scheme the historicity of persons, events and institutions is taken for granted and essential. When Paul refers to Adam as a type of Jesus, it was necessary that Adam had been a person in history and not some mythic figure. The historicity of the type and antitype distinguishes typological from allegorical readings. Second, typology presumes that God is faithful to his promises and that his work in history is constant. This does not mean, of course, that there are no new acts of God; what it does mean is that a new act can be understood best in reference to God's earlier acts. So typology emphasizes the unity of God's actions in history; as such it is employed theologically as a strategy to underscore the unity between the testaments as a witness to God's acts. Third, typology is based upon a linear view of history in which events intensify or escalate as God's plan moves toward its ultimate goal (eschaton). In NT parlance, the new redemptive event may be said to "fulfill" the prophet's word even if the prophecy had an earlier fulfillment (e.g., Matt 1:23; cf. Isaiah 7). For example, the redemption associated with the Passover lamb involved a particular people at a particular time (Exodus 12) whereas the redemption associated with Jesus as "the lamb of God" intensifies and universalizes the hope.
Typology is evident in Jewish and Christian circles during and after the second temple period. The use of typology found in the NT is consistent with and likely derived from hermeneutical practices within the Hebrew Bible.
The writers, editors and compilers of the Hebrew Bible employed typology to recall God's past faithfulness and to anticipate new acts of redemption. Creation and exodus themes are common. In Isa 65:17-25, for example, the prophet describes God's promise to create a new heaven and a new earth that stands in continuity with and yet eclipses the first creation. God's work to repair the world effectively makes it new again, reverses the curse, and returns it to its paradisiacal form. In this way God's earlier, covenant promises to his people can be realized: long life in the land, prosperity, peace, God's permanent presence with his people.
Because of its significance in Israelite history, the exodus becomes the "type" for new hopes for redemption as Israel is enslaved by and in exile in hostile nations. So, e.g., in Isa 11:16 the prophet foresees a day when the Lord will make a highway out of Assyria for the remnant just as he brought Israel up from the land of Egypt (cf. Isa 40:3-5; 43:16-24; 49:8-13). Similarly, in Micah 7:14-20 the prophet envisages a new act of redemption that will be like earlier times when Israel came out of Egypt. But not all new exodus imagery is future-oriented. Within the stories of Israel's past typological correspondence is also evident. So, e.g., the Lord promises Joshua that he will be with him like he had been with Moses (Joshua 1-5), thus fulfilling the earlier, divine promises. Joshua becomes a new Moses, parting the Jordan and reinitiating the Passover. These later acts of redemption take on a new meaning precisely because of their associations with the older types.
Another typology involves the expectation of a "new covenant." Jeremiah prophesies that God will make a new covenant with Israel in the future (31:31-34; cf. Ezek 36:22-32). Because of its reference to coming out of Egypt, this is a variation on the new exodus theme. But the new covenant typology is primarily antithetical, for the oracle points out all the ways in which the new covenant will not be like the old.
New Testament authors make extensive use of typology in order to express their understanding of the transcendent significance of Jesus and his work of salvation. To be successful, typologies depend on the competence of the audience. While any typology can be lost on some hearers—assuming that the NT gospels were initially read aloud—the ideal audience will perceive the correspondence between type and antitype. Some of the typologies listed below, though certainly not all, derive from Jesus' own teaching and use of scripture. Others are expansions or reflections on his significance by later theologians. Scholars disagree on the methods used to distinguish between dominical and non-dominical sayings. As we have seen with the Hebrew Bible, creation, exodus, and covenant typologies dominate (Ellis, 105-106).
New covenant. In the words of institution (Mark 14:24; Matt 26:28; Luke 22:20) Jesus is said to appropriate the "new covenant" prophesied by Jeremiah (31:31-4) and link it with the pouring out of his blood. His crucifixion is understood to establish the new covenant, symbolized by the cup of wine from the Passover celebration. The new covenant inaugurated by Jesus is thereby linked with the both the Passover as a perpetual remembrance of the exodus and the new covenant of Jeremiah.
Son of God. For many reasons the NT employs the title "Son of God" in reference to Jesus. The interest here is the typological association expressed in fulfillment language: "out of Egypt I called my Son" (Matt 2:15; quoting Hos 11.1). Clearly, this is an example of exodus typology that links the flight and return of Joseph, Mary and Jesus from Egypt with Israel's exodus. In the type (Hos 11:1), "my Son" refers to Israel. Effectively, the evangelist's use of the quotation constitutes Jesus as a new Israel. This means that Jesus takes up Israel's role in relation to God's work in the world. But the typology itself has antithetical elements because Jesus is not only like Israel, he is also unlike Israel. Whereas Hosea's Israel ("my son") abandoned and disappointed God (Hos 11:1-7), Matthew's Jesus obeys and is well-pleasing to God as the Son (e.g., Matt 3:17).
Son of David. The title "Son of David" is associated with Jesus in a variety of settings (e.g., Matt 1:1, 6; Mark 11:9-10 & par.; Mark 12:35-37 & par., cf. Rom 1:3-4) and has typological overtones. The titular use is almost certainly derived from 2 Sam 7:12-16, commonly understood as God's covenant with David. Within the narrative of 2 Samuel, the "son of David" refers to Solomon, but already by the time of the Chronicler (1 Chron 17:11-14) the promise has taken on broader, messianic significance. In Matthew's genealogy, for instance, Jesus' messianic status as "the Son of David" is demonstrated by tracing his lineage through the royal line (Matt 1:1, 6, 17). Further, the evangelist employs gematria to structure Jesus' genealogy around the number fourteen (14), which is the number associated with David's name (Matt 1:17). Although these construals are not dominical, they may depend on Jesus' self-understanding (cf. Mark 12:35-37 & par.). By referring to Jesus as "the Son of David," it became possible to associate him with God's promise of an everlasting kingdom. The title "Son of David" becomes an explicit claim to Jesus' messiahship.
Son of Man. Jesus' favorite self-designation appears to have been "Son of Man." Since other NT writers do not use it, it is almost certainly a dominical expression. According to the intracanonical Gospels, Jesus employs it in a variety of settings. Interpreters have debated its meaning, and to date there is no scholarly consensus. One prominent theory, however, relates the expression "Son of Man" with Dan 7:12-14. In this text Daniel sees a vision in which "one like a son of man" comes on the clouds before the Ancient of Days and receives an eternal, universal kingdom. In the vision's interpretation Daniel identifies the son of man with the saints of the Most High (Dan 7:18, 22), taken as a reference to Israel. If this is the background, the expression "Son of Man" used by Jesus connects him with Israel's eschatological task of ruling the nations. Psalm 8 may also have played a role in the christological formulation "Son of Man." With its celebration of creation and Adam's dominion over it, Psalm 8 supplied the early Jesus movement with a variation on the creation typology.
Servant of the Lord. The Gospels never explicitly designate Jesus "the Servant of the Lord" (cf. Acts 3;13, 26), but a Servant typology appears beneath the surface of the narratives. The designation derives from prophetic oracles recorded in Isaiah (chs 42, 49, 50, especially 53). In the prophetic stream, the Servant is identified with Israel (e.g., 49:3) so its christological appropriation links Jesus with the covenant people. NT writers and perhaps even Jesus himself understood the vocation of the Servant as "fulfilled" in his actions. Jesus' teachings and healings are said to fulfill the prophet's message in proclaiming justice and bringing hope to the nations (Matt 12:17-21; quoting Isa 42:1-4; cf. Matt 8:16-17). His coming arrest and trial fulfill the oracle that the Servant must be counted among the transgressors (Luke 22:37; quoting Isa 53:12). It is particularly in the details of his passion that allusive use is made of Isaiah 53, where suffering for others is the primary vocation of God's Servant (see, e.g., Mark 10:45). If Jesus understood himself to be the Servant of the Lord, fulfilling Israel's destiny, then these oracles may well have directed his mission.
Prophet-like-Moses. According to Deut 18:15-18, God will raise up a prophet-like-Moses to lead the covenant people. Apparently, this expectation was current in the second temple period and assisted in the formulation and expansion of certain christological claims. While this language is more explicit in Acts (e.g., Acts 3:22; quoting Deut 18:15-20; cf. Acts 7:37), echoes of this hope can be heard in a variety of settings in the Gospels. In the transfiguration, e.g., the heavenly voice declares: "this is My beloved Son, listen to him!" (Mark 9:7 & par.). The command to listen recalls God's directive to his people when the eschatological prophet arrives. In Matthew's Gospel, a Moses typology is clearly at work. First, the slaughter in Bethlehem and Jesus' escape is reminiscent of a similar carnage in Egypt under the Pharaoh's cruel policies (cf. Matthew 1-2; Exodus 1-2). Second, as we saw above in regard to Hos 11:1, the return of Joseph and his family from Egypt to the land of promise has resonance with Moses and the exodus. Third, Jesus' success during the wilderness temptations stands in typological antithesis to Israel's failures in the wilderness under Moses' leadership. Fourth, Jesus ascends the mountain and writes his teachings on the hearts of his disciples in ways similar and yet dissimilar to Moses' ascent of Mt. Sinai. In these and other ways, the portrayal of Jesus as the eschatological prophet-like-Moses provides an important clue to the early Christians' assessment of his significance.
Of course, Jesus' work is linked with prophets other than Moses. For example, in announcing the fulfillment of God's jubilee promises, Jesus associates his mission with Elijah's and Elisha's work among non-Jews (Luke 4:1-30; 1 Kings 17-18; 2 Kings 5). Since rumors around Jesus relate him to prophets (Matt 16:13-20), it is likely that the earliest appraisals of his significance among "the people of the land" regard his prophetic role. If, as the Gospels portray, Jesus anticipated his death, then he did so in solidarity with prophets before him (e.g., Matt 23:37).
"Something greater". The phrase "something greater" characterizes three sayings in Matthew 12. Each has typological import. In Matt 12:6 Jesus justifies his disciples' harvesting of grain on the Sabbath by appealing to David's example (1 Sam 21:1-7) and the weekly violation of the Sabbath by priests performing their duties. The declaration "something greater than the temple is here" (Matt 12:6), likely refers to Jesus himself and by extension the community he establishes. By appealing to the deeds of David and the priests, Jesus associates his activities with royal and priestly actions. It is impossible to overestimate the significance of the Jerusalem temple. However, because of corruption the temple and its leadership had already fallen out of favor with many Jews. The constitution of the community of Jesus as a temple "not made with hands" (Mark 14:58) is a typological move already made by the people of Qumran who left the temple because of corruption and withdrew to the wilderness to establish a new temple and new covenant people.
In Matt 12:38-41 Jesus responds to the Pharisees' demand for a sign by promising "the sign of Jonah" and concludes by saying "something greater than Jonah is here." For Matthew Jonah becomes a type of Jesus in two ways: (1) Jonah's near-death experience in the belly of the fish three days and three nights corresponds to "the Son of Man" death and burial for three days in the heart of the earth (Jonah 1-2); (2) Jonah's success in turning Nineveh back to God (Jonah 3-4) corresponds to the success Jesus has in preaching to Israel and the nations. The competent audience will also pick up on the antithetical elements in the typology. Jonah's recalcitrance stands in opposition to Jesus' faithful obedience.
In Matt 12:42 Jesus commends the Queen of the South for traveling far to learn Solomon's wisdom and simultaneously condemns those who refuse to acknowledge God's wisdom. He concludes by declaring "something greater than Solomon is here." Typologically speaking, Jesus corresponds to Solomon (who is also a son of David); both are purveyors of wisdom. But later generations of Christians expand the association by identifying Jesus with divine wisdom (sophia; e.g., 1 Cor 1:24, 30).
With each of these sayings the phrase "something greater" depicts an escalation which is already evident in the work of Jesus.
The Serpent in the Wilderness. According to John 3:14-15, Jesus said: "And just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, in the same way the Son of Man must be lifted up so all who believe in him may have eternal life." The type recalls the healing of many Israelites afflicted by venomous snakes in the wilderness. Following God's instructions, Moses fashioned a serpent and lifted it up on a standard so that anyone who looked it would have life (Numb 21:4-9). The antitype refers to the lifting up of the Son of Man, i.e., the crucifixion, and its universalized result: all who believe have eternal life.
The Stone. At the end of the parable of the wicked tenants (Mark 12:1-9 & par.) Jesus applies Ps 118:22-23 to the situation he faced, i.e., the growing opposition and final rejection (crucifixion) by the powers-that-be in Jerusalem. As it stands in the Synoptics, Jesus re-plots the story implicit in the passage to foreshadow his crucifixion (rejected stone) and resurrection (rejected stone made cornerstone). If, as some have concluded, the rejected stone referred originally to Israel, this passage is another example of an Israel-Jesus typology. Jesus' rejection is typified in Israel's defeat at the hands of its enemies. His vindication is anticipated as "the Lord's doing." Stone passages are found elsewhere in the NT in reference to Jesus and the church (e.g., Acts 4:11; Rom 9:33; 1 Pet 2:1-8). Some "stone" passages may have even taken on messianic implications (e.g., Isa 8:14; 28:16; cf. Rom 9:30-33).
"The Twelve". While Jesus had a sizeable company of disciples (e.g., 70 or 72 in Luke 10:1), including men and women (e.g., Luke 8:1-3), the NT Gospels indicate that he established a special group known as "the twelve" (Mark 3:13-19 & par.). Apparently, "the twelve" had unique access to Jesus and served to extend his mission in the world by preaching and healing (e.g., Mark 3:14; Matt 10:1-42). Jesus' election comprises a prophetic act that effectively establishes a new people of God, the antitype to the twelve tribes of Israel. As the foundation of a new people of God, "the twelve" come out of Israel and yet have eschatological significance in judging the people of God (Matt 19:28).
The NT's use of the OT is central to how early Christians did theology. Typology is the primary method used to read and appropriate Scripture. As we have seen, most typological readings emphasize the transcendent significance of Jesus and by extension his community as a new Israel.
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Green and Scot McKnight. Downers Grove: InterVarsity, 1992.
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to Himself and His Mission. Grand Rapids: Baker, 1971.
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This beautiful Art Deco Style floor lamp was manufactured by the famous Almco Lamp Company in 1930. They were known for the high quality and wonderful detail of their products. This lamp is fully functional and was recently rewired. It is vintage and gently worn but in excellent condition. There are two Almco floor lamps that match but are different styles in my collection.


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Studenčice () is a village in the Municipality of Radovljica in the Upper Carniola region of Slovenia. The village church is dedicated to Saint Florian.

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Populated places in the Municipality of Radovljica

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ARTICLES RELATING TO GANGS
From #AmINext to xenophobia, the stories that rocked SA in 2019
From ongoing attacks on women and children, to the apparent targeting of foreign nationals and the deployment of the army to the Cape Flats – violence grabbed the major headlines in South Africa in 2019.
No arrests yet after Cape Town teen hit by stray bullet
No arrests have yet been made after a 13-year-old girl was hit and injured by a stray bullet in Hanover Park, Western Cape police say,
Another arrest expected in Westbury gang murder, court hears
Another suspect is expected to be arrested soon in a case about a 2016 Westbury gang-related murder, the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has heard.
One murder reported in Bonteheuwel in July, after 44 the previous six months
Since the beginning of July, Bonteheuwel has seen the number of gang-related casualties brought down from an average of seven murders to one.
ANALYSIS: Here's why sending troops to the Cape Flats is a very temporary fix
When the army moves into 10 troubled Cape Town neighbourhoods it will calm things down, as it did in 1998. But when they leave, if they can, the violence will bounce back, as it did then. Here are several reasons why.
Concerns about civilians' safety ahead of army deployment in Cape Town - reports
Several organisations have raised concerns about the safety of citizens as the police's Operation Lockdown gets under way in Cape Town's crime-ridden suburbs.
Crime summit to discuss solutions as SANDF gets ready to deploy in Cape Town
As the SANDF prepares to deploy to support police efforts in the Western Cape's gang-infested areas, police top brass will be engaging a range of stakeholders on ways to fight crime in the province.
Cape Town's nightclub security wars: 'What we think of as the underworld isn't actually separate from our everyday lives'
While underworld corruption existed to some extent under presidents Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki, it was only under the watch of Jacob Zuma that "the problem became amplified and the corruption flowed in, saturating the police".
Bonteheuwel man launches athletics club for children on Cape Flats
"I know there can be a Caster Semenya or Wayde van Niekerk here," says an enthusiastic Riyaad Avontuur, whose new club already has over 50 children from the gang-ravaged area on the Cape Flats.
Nightclub security boss Modack to be allowed back into Cape Town clubs, restaurants
Cape Town nightclub security boss Nafiz Modack has succeeded in having his bail conditions amended to allow him to visit most restaurants and nightclubs in Cape Town.
ANALYSIS | Rashied Staggie: Last of the Cape Flats' OGs
A look around the room confirmed this: people were enthralled by him despite their fear and animus given his reputation as the leader of one of the most powerful and feared gangs to have ever come out of South Africa, let alone the Cape Flats, the Hard Livings.
'You can't be killing 10-year-olds' - Cele reacts to Cape Town massacre that claimed 3 kids
The teenager gunned down in a shooting that also claimed the lives of three children at a house in Elsies River was allegedly affiliated to a gang, Western Cape Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz has said.
SANDF confirms victim found in burned car in Cape Town was a soldier
The SA National Defence Force (SANDF) has confirmed the 41-year-old man found burned to death in the boot of a car in Blue Downs earlier this week was a soldier.
WATCH: First wave of SANDF troops enter the Cape Flats
The first troops of the South African National Defence Force have finally landed in the Cape Flats - with members of the army seen patrolling the suburbs of Manenberg and Hanover Park.
SANDF deployment to Cape Flats kept vague for 'element of surprise' - defence minister
Although the army will be deployed to violence-plagued communities on the Cape Flats, the precise details of when they are expected to start work has been kept vague as part of an "element of surprise".
SANDF troops undergo 'mission readiness training' ahead of deployment in Cape Town
SA National Defence Force troops in Cape Town are receiving 'mission readiness training' ahead of their deployment in the city's gang-infested areas, where they will be offering support to local police efforts in combating crime.
This is where the army will be deployed in Cape Town
The South African National Defence Force will help the police contain gangsterism in the Western Cape's 10 police precincts with the highest attempted murder rates.
EXTRACT | The Enforcers: 'Responsible for the life of a person, I will do whatever is necessary'
In Cape Town, on 30 July, a 30-year-old woman and her boyfriend were shot in Manenberg. The boyfriend was killed outright; the woman was taken to hospital with a bullet in her neck where she later died. Or so it seemed.
Creativity could be the route to ending gangsterism, drug abuse in the Cape
Problems of violence, drugs and gangsterism in places like Mitchell's Plain are symptoms of a deeper problem that could be addressed through creative processes, writes Max-Gordon Stoffberg.
Anti-gang unit makes 119 arrests, including 'high-flying gangsters' - Cele
The Anti-Gang Unit is on a roll since its deployment in the Western Cape, Police Minister Bheki Cele has claimed.


Dear Friends, we made it!
On the first edition of the festival in 2016, we hosted 400 people per day and the success motivated us to continue the organisation of the festival with a desire of making it on a bit bigger scale. This year a two-days festival is funded by Musicboard Berlin GmbH and will be supported by the team of Radio Fritz. The festival will take place on 9th and 10th September 2017 on our charming grounds of the former homeless shelter from 1896, also known from famous film scenes by Fritz Lang and other filmmakers.
Part of the program will be an exclusive selection of newcommer bands from format of radio show 'Unsigned' | Radio Fritz (Prada Meinhoff, Pretty Mery K and RÁN) and live concerts of headliners like 'Tanga Elektra', 'The Egg' (UK) and 'Based4' (members of Seeed, Marteria, TheKrauts). We are as well planing to project a film from 1929 that was shot here in Wiesenburg accompanied with the live vinyl DJ set of '2 Plattenspieler' and we invited the really special film crew of 'Kalmak Canac – The Film' to spicy the night and show us their master piece, an amazing short film Made in Berlin.
Furthermore we will hold for the whole weekend the acrobatic theater of the fantastic 'Schroekleloecks', special guided tours of the Wiesenburg, art exhibitions and acoustic concerts with Jesus Herrera Guitar and QuiQue Escamilla.
Drinks will be served by Café Pförtner and Studio8. The 'Han & Ahn Food Truck' will prepare authentic Korean food and the famous Wedding 'Ice Mobile will sweeten the day with handmade ice cream.
• Below you can find our entire program schedule. The Festival is admission free and You are really welcome to come and enjoy together with us.


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Terrorist Attacks without a Motive
When tragedy strikes it's always heart wrenching. Yet every crime has a means and a motive. If someone accused of committing a crime didn't have the means or motive to commit the crime then that is a red flag calling for further investigation. Recently there have been two more terrorist attacks in the news. One had a motive the other did not. Both are suspect.
Why on earth would anyone drive a truck into a crowd of pedestrians at a Christmas market anywhere especially in Germany? Germans love Christmas and their Christmas market. During the war soldiers on the front line called an impromptu ceasefire on Christmas Day to exchange gifts with the enemy. Christmas in Germany is a very peaceful time.
As soon as the horrific incident occurred, CBC reported that The White House said it "appears to have been a terrorist attack." White House National Security Council spokesman Ned Price said the U.S. was ready to assist Germany in investigating and responding. Evidently Ned Price was suspiciously fast with a press release on the matter.
CBC also reported that it has been less than a month since the U.S. State Department called for caution in markets and other public places, saying extremist groups including ISIS and al-Qaeda were focusing "on the upcoming holiday season and associated events."
Isn't that ironic? Just like how the Israeli intelligence agencies warned the Brussels Airport of a possible attack right before it happened. Then got the contact to do their security after the attack. Cynical minds would declare the Israeli Intelligence agency that won the contract were the ones that had a motive to commit that crime not some random lone wolf.
So what is the motive for this attack on the Berlin Christmas market? There is none. In contrast, the other attack in Turkey did have a motive.
The Guardian reported that "The Russian ambassador to Turkey has been shot dead by a police officer who shouted 'Don't forget Aleppo' as he pulled the trigger." In this incident a motive is apparent. Russia was directly involved with killing civilians in Aleppo so it is logical someone would target Russia in response. That one makes sense.
I am however, having difficulty with the math in relation to the attack in Berlin. All of a sudden the media is reporting ISIS has claimed responsibility for the Christmas Market attack in Berlin despite the fact that there is no motive. Germany certainly didn't bomb Aleppo, Russia did. The math I'm having trouble processing is the fact that the Americans and the Israelis were supporting ISIS in Syria to defeat Assad. Hillary Clinton used her position as Secretary of State to convince the American Military complex to supply arms to ISIS through Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
I did not make up Operation Northwoods. I did not make up the 911 inconsistencies. Architects and engineers in the field declare that for a steel framed tower to collapse at freefall speed into it's own blueprint, the load bearing beams have to be blown out like a controlled demolition. I did not make that up. Experts in the field of controlled demolition declare it.
I did not make up the attack on the USS Liberty. That really did happen. I did not recall the air support sent to defend the USS Liberty when it came under attack saying I want that ship sunk. That was President Johnson after Kennedy was assassinated for vetoing Operation Northwoods.
Given the reality of Operation Northwoods, 911 and the attack on the USS Liberty, it behooves every rational mind to question the means and motive of every criminal act relating to acts of terrorism because the CIA is the largest terrorist organization on the planet.
The only motive for a terrorist attack on civilians at a Christmas market in Berlin points to German election candidates not ISIS or lone wolves. Lest we forget Sarkozy and the Karachi affair.
Germany of all places has to be suspicious of false flag attacks. That's where it all began. Hitler burned down the German parliament building and blamed it on terrorists to gain the powers of Chancellor. Then he burned down a German radio station and blamed it on Poland to justify an invasion. The rest is history.
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Bangkok and Krabi are two such destinations which enjoy a special place in Thailand tourism. Bangkok being the capital city of Thailand, is the treasure chest of the country and houses numerous tourist spots and is visited by vacationers throughout the year from all across the globe. People come here to let go off the stress and relax in the lap of nature. Therefore, booking a 4 nights 5 days Bangkok tour package seems the best way to avoid any last minute rush in deciding the itineraries.
Experience the grandeur of nature in Bangkok and Krabi, from the ocean that surrounds the islands to the numerous magnificent limestone cliffs. Also, dine on the splendid variety of authentic Thai cuisine and enjoy retail therapy at some amazing stores and weekend markets here.
This Bangkok itinerary will take you to the best of all attractions to save on time and cover as much destinations possible. The Chicken Island, Tup Islands, Poda Island, Phra Nang Cave and Ao Nang Beach in Krabi and The Grand Palace, home to the Emerald Buddha - Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Safari World and Marine Park in Bangkok.
Be assured of this Bangkok itinerary and make haste to book this splendid 4 nights 5 days Bangkok tour package. For this tour package is ideal for every kind of traveler from nature lovers to adventure lovers to history buffs to photography fanatics.
Gather all your loved ones to escape from the chaotic city lives and move to Krabi, an ideal holiday destination. Krabi is a province in Thailand, to the south of its west coast. An abode to more than hundred offshore islands, Krabi pampers the visitors with some exceptionally scenic views.
Arrive in Krabi and meet one of our trusted representatives. After the welcome, you will be transferred to the hotel. Freshen up in the hotel and you have the complete day by yourself.
Leave no stone unturned in Krabi !
Begin day 2 of your Bangkok itinerary by exploring the islands and beaches in Krabi.
Set in motion the day 2 of your Bangkok itinerary with a pickup from the hotel to the pier. Thereafter, visit the Chicken Island and involve in various water based activities such as swimming and snorkeling. Commonly known as Koh Kai in Thailand, Chicken Island has a chicken shaped rock formation which makes up the name.
The next stop for the day is Tup Islands. Koh Tap or Tup Islands are comparatively smaller than the other islands here in Krabi. However, Tup Islands still manage to attract travelers who enjoy the scenic beauty here. White sand beaches and views of the parting sea make Tup Islands a famous tourist spot.
Lying in the similar peninsula, the next stops for today will be Poda Islands, Phra Nang Caves and Ao Nang Beach respectively. From sunbathing and going through significant sea caves, to learning the history of Krabi and from experiencing panoramic views of limestone caves to snorkeling, all can be done on the day 2 of this Bangkok itinerary.
Return to the hotel for a sound sleep and wake up fresh next morning.
After having a great time in Krabi, now it's time to take your vacation to the next step. Check out from the hotel in Krabi and travel to Bangkok.
As soon as you reach Bangkok, you will be transferred to the hotel and welcomed by the loving staff there. You will love the ambience of the hotel. Freshen up and get ready to have a gala time in Bangkok today onwards. You have today by yourself. Spend it with your loved ones to give them the required quality time which the busy city life doesn't allow otherwise.
Safari World and Marine Park in Bangkok !
An exciting day ahead in the wilds as mentioned in this Bangkok itinerary.
Today, prepare yourselves to experience Bangkok in the state of wilderness. We move to Safari World and Marine Park today. Safari World, houses a wide array of animals in the settings of an African World. However, on the other hand, Marine Park houses that of aquatic animals.
Safari World is approximately a 5 kilometer long trail where you will get the opportunity to witness wild beasts. Nature lovers and animal lovers will love this place and would certainly stay here for a little long.. You will also be facilitated with some authentic Thai lunch options in the premises. Safari World and Marine Park also host various shows to entertain their visitors. Utan boxing show, Lion show, Dolphin show, Bird Show and Tiger Feeding are namely all the shows organized by the management of Safari World and Marine Park. Thus, day 4 of this Bangkok itinerary stores a lot of excitement for you guys.
Return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.
Note : All shows are organized in the Marine Park except Tiger Feeding.
Today is the last day your joyous holiday in Bangkok.
Start your day with a relishing breakfast in the morning with some authentic Thai dishes. Unwind yourself and catch your transfer to the airport to board you flight back home. Get back home with tons of sweet memories from Bangkok and Krabi and visit again soon.
What can I buy from Krabi?
Krabi has some really good Thai stuff for vacationers. You would not be disappointed with the great amount of colourful and vibrant fashion brands along with some decent boutiques in the countryside.
Where can I shop in Krabi?
Places to shop in Krabi include the Maharaja Market, Nopparat Thara Plaza, Ao Nang's Catalunya Walking Street, Railay Walking Street, Sabai Ba Bar and Souvenir Shop and Krabi Airport Road Supermarkets and Shopping Malls.
What is the entrance fee to visit Safari Park only?
Visiting Safari Park only will cost you 1000 Baht per head for adults and 900 Baht per head for children.
What are the Sea Lion Show timings Safari World Bangkok?
The Sea Lion Show takes place at 11:00 AM on weekdays and at 4:15 PM on holidays and weekends.


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Any website details on the print? I've searched around and can't seem to find it. Any help would be appreciated.
A new addition arrived today from France. A very cool store exclusive limited to 500 pieces printed by Panini. The image was used for ASM # 25 I believe as a variant cover by Dell'Otto. It's the same paper quality stock as my Angouleme piece pictured in a side by side photo.
Where did you get this one? Anymore left?
Do you really think dell'otto is gonna be at nycc?
It's been a while since I acquired anything new and viola " the encounter " Giclee on paper signed by Stan Lee # 37/250. It's a beautiful large print of a now iconic battle between Spiderman and Venom done by Gabrielle Dell'Otto.
Limited edition giclee on canvas with ES of only 20. Wrapped this bad boy in a floating canvas frame . It's a stunner and signed to boot.
Next is giclee on paper " The Encounter " edition size 250 signed by the late Stan Lee. Only gripe I had was it wasn't signed by Dell'Otto. If he ever comes to Canada I'll personally get him to.


Professional Dermatologists in Jamtara can be difficult to find, you may even be required to travel to other parts of Jharkhand to find them. CureSkin takes away all the stress of getting a session with the doctor and making time to plan the visit. CureSkin detects your skin problems, provides you a treatment plan and schedules follow-ups with in-house Dermatologists. It's speedy and easy!
Whenever a person in Jamtara, residing in locations such as Saraiyahat, Jarmundi and Ramgarh experiences a serious Hair or Skin problem such as Acne, Pimples, Psoriasis, Melasma, Hyperpigmentation, Under eye Dark Circles, Hair depletion etc, they opt for a Dermatologist. It takes a lot of time and struggles. However, CureSkin gives the most correct diagnosis for your Hair/Skin issue, gets the regimen delivered at your doorstep and accompanied with scheduled follow-ups from our team of in-house Dermatologists, ensures that you're cured!
If you happen to be a resident of Jamtara, it's quite conceivable that you and almost anyone that you are aware of in the area has had to deal with Skin or Hair issues at some point in their lives. Jamtara's weather, which generally seems to be of a Humid Subtropical nature, coupled with the Jharkhand day to day lifestyle and eating habits, have an effect on the Dermatological health of all residents.
Famed for Maithan Dam, Jamtara certainly is one of the most important places of Jharkhand, with that being said, the area is also infamous for Skin and Hair problems such as High sebum secretion, Whiteheads and Fungal infections and if you or someone you know is experiencing such concerns, it's time to address the situation, by accessing CureSkin, the best solution for all Dermatological needs.
CureSkin is an application that diagnoses your Skin and Hair ailments by analysing a photograph. All you need to do is take the photograph and upload it, the application will inform you of the precise identity of your issue, and will give you a customised treatment plan which will then be delivered to your location.
However, that's not where things stop, because CureSkin also makes sure that you don't merely receive your Skin/Hair care regimen, but that you also get cured. Quite a few Dermatologists in Jamtara or elsewhere in Jharkhand can not promise such results, but CureSkin's in-house panel of qualified Dermatologists schedule regular follow-ups and make sure that you're seeing favourable results with your Skin/Hair problems.
"A rising number of individuals in Jamtara, and other parts of Jharkhand, who are suffering from Skin and Hair problems (like yourself) are taking the help of CureSkin for solutions. CureSkin has a large user base in Jamtara who have been helped tremendously by the App and have completely treated their Dermatological concerns.
CureSkin, your pocket Dermatologist in Jamtara is well equipped to take care of all your Skin and Hair conditions. Just take a photo, respond to a few questions and let us help find your way to a proper cure. Download the app now!


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