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green place' from
which she was
kidnapped as a child, out****ed with a
spidery mechanical arm that is one of Miller's many nods to that
classic movie...
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sometimes called the
spider tree
because the
showy flowers bear long,
spidery stamens. It is
native to much of
tropical Asia and
several South Pacific...
-
Nottingham Playhouse,
rather than in the West End. She pla**** a role of
spidery Regan in King Lear at the
Ludlow Festival in 1972 and at the Connaught...
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reference to LM-3, used on
Apollo 9,
which the crew
named Spider after its
spidery appearance. The
unused LM-13
stood in
during the
teleplay to
depict LM-3...
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include words or
musical notation. The
later works are
distinguished by
spidery hieroglyph-like symbols.
Rainer Maria Rilke wrote about Klee in 1921, "Even...
- for
military application that
consisted of an
inhuman head
attached to
spidery legs.
Dubbed a "Headman", it
could decapitate enemy soldiers in the field...
-
shallow cup that is
formed from the
fused stamens. The
effect is of a
spidery daffodil or lily, thus
explaining the
common name "spider lily". The genus...
- what happened. However, they are both
wracked with
guilt and have
several spidery hallucinations. They dig up her grave, but then
Darryl walks in on them...
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rhythm section of
Aston Barrett, b****, and
Carlton Barrett, drums, and the
spidery lead
guitar of
Julian "Junior"
Marvin – and the
flatness of the material...
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Leptospermum arachnoides,
commonly known as the
spidery tea-tree, is a
species of
shrub that is
endemic to
eastern Australia. It has
rough bark, crowded...
