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Clouds, The

noun

  1. a comedy (423 b.c.) by Aristophanes.



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The episode on clouds explains how even though Benny can no longer see the sun behind the clouds, the sun is still there.

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When I talk to my older sister about her daughter being away from her all day, in someone else’s care and at the world’s whims, apprehension clouds the excitement she has for her kids.

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But now there are none at a time when Wales have only just ended an excruciating 18-match losing run and uncertainty again clouds the future of the nation's professional tier.

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The researchers determined that stars can be formed in a diverse range of structures, but that there are “systematic differences in the physical properties of filamentary and non-filamentary clouds. The former tend to have smaller velocity dispersions relative to their column densities and exhibit higher temperatures.”

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Saturday, 282 lightning strikes were recorded in Highland and Big Bear with 3,337 other lightning flashes that stayed in the clouds, the NWS reported.

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