Fallen angel
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| - | :In ''[[The Revolt of the Angels]]'' (1914), [[Anatole France]] wrote a startling tale in which the [[Fallen angel]] Arcade schemes to organize a new revolt among the fallen angels who are living on Earth, posing as artists. | + | :''[[The Revolt of the Angels]] by [[Anatole France]]'' |
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| # In [[Judaism]], [[Christianity]] and [[Islam]], an angel who [[rebelled]] against [[God]] and was exiled from [[heaven]]. | # In [[Judaism]], [[Christianity]] and [[Islam]], an angel who [[rebelled]] against [[God]] and was exiled from [[heaven]]. | ||
| # ''economics'' A [[bond]] that has declined in value to become a [[junk bond]]. | # ''economics'' A [[bond]] that has declined in value to become a [[junk bond]]. | ||
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- In Judaism, Christianity and Islam, an angel who rebelled against God and was exiled from heaven.
- economics A bond that has declined in value to become a junk bond.
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