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What was once a meaningless pattern on a moth's wing becomes a code, and it tells me how that moth looks to other moths.
James Elkins: How to Look at Mondrian James Elkins 2010
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What was once a meaningless pattern on a moth's wing becomes a code, and it tells me how that moth looks to other moths.
James Elkins: How to Look at Mondrian James Elkins 2010
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Among the injured was Ceillou Diallo, now the front runner to win the Presidency in next moth's election.
Amos J. Hochstein: Guinea: A Triumph for African Democracy Amos J. Hochstein 2010
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Walton voice was as soft as the moth's wings fluttering over head.
MOTHS 2010
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What was once a meaningless pattern on a moth's wing becomes a code, and it tells me how that moth looks to other moths.
James Elkins: How to Look at Mondrian James Elkins 2010
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Among the injured was Ceillou Diallo, now the front runner to win the Presidency in next moth's election.
Amos J. Hochstein: Guinea: A Triumph for African Democracy 2010
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A sigh like a trumpet blast erupted from the mam - moth's trunk.
Stalling 2010
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What we can conclude from this moth's Observer Woman is that when people bump into Observer Woman journalists oxymoron? they find the OWjs so dull that they are reduced to babbling about their children in desperation.
Journalism: the new Narcissism: 2 Ms Robinson 2009
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When Stone and Merriam first meet, Merriam makes a gesture to kill the moth, but his superior pulls him up short, telling the younger man that he is not responsible for the moth's safety, and therefore has no right to take its life.
The Ghost Ship Ed Howard 2009
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The moth's neuron reacts to the movement of the stripes and the process begins.
Boing Boing 2007
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