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A similar, mysterious abundance of nacreous clouds occurred in January 2008; it could be happening again.— My[confined]Space
It is a non-nacreous natural blister pearl found inside the giant clam Tridacna Gigas off the waters of the Philippines.— Luxist
Each sculpture is made up of thousands of corsage pins stuck through the cap's frame, forming dense, nacreous patterns on the work's exterior surface-a sharp contrast to the bonnet's interior, which is filled with the needles 'pointed ends, like a maw of tiny swords.— artforum.com
The ancient irregularities should be studied from specimens Scarabs with nacreous or decomposed glaze in the hollows (as in the deep cuts at the side) are safe; also, if there are natural cracks by age, which would prevent modern cutting.— How to Observe in Archaeology

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