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- n. Plural form of Otherworld.
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Examples
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Besides, as a poor college student, it was only the used book stores and a carefully preserved Otherworlds Club card, if anyone else remembers those that allowed me to read the widest range of authors ... so that when I had some money, I knew whose new books to buy.
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"Besides, as a poor college student, it was only the used book stores and a carefully preserved Otherworlds Club card, if anyone else remembers those that allowed me to read the widest range of authors ... so that when I had some money, I knew whose new books to buy."
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“Otherworlds: Stories of Change and Discovery” will run from June 1 to August 31, 2008.
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It is a well-known fact that Phan has always provided a home to the dregs and rabble of the Otherworlds, to the noisome trash that is too debased and depraved to find asylum in those regions where such creatures normally dwell.
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The Otherworlds of the Teutons were Valhalla, the abode of the heroes whom death had found on the battlefield, and Niflheim, "the misty realm," secure from the cold outside, ruled over by Queen
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In many cultures, the frog symbolizes shamanism and magic as well, teaching us to leap swiftly from one level of consciousness to another - from this world to the Otherworlds.
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Welcome to "Otherworlds: Stories of Change and Discovery," the Summer Issue of Mirror Dance!
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we Celts have the Otherworlds, Tir Taingiri while Manannán rules the wide western sea.
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