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pay homage to

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pay homage to someone or something
to openly honor or worship someone or something. Do you expect me to pay homage to your hero? I refuse to pay homage to your principles.
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LAHORE, November 09, 2009 (Balochistan Times): In order to pay homage to the national poet Allama Dr Muhammad Iqbal, a change of guard ceremony was held at the Mazar-e-Iqbal in a befitting manner and a smartly turned Pak Navy contingent assumed duties, here on Monday.
Pakistan Navy guards assume duties at Mazar-e-Iqbal by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
31 (ANI): Special prayer meetings were organised across Assam to pay homage to those killed in the October 2008 serial bomb blasts.
Assam pays homage to October 2008 blast victims by Asian News International
Utilizing Digital OOH A lot of people think that when a new way of doing something comes along, people automatically have to pay homage to that particular way of doing something.
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