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Opaline gl**** is a
style of
antique gl****ware that was
produced in Europe,
particularly 19th-century France. It was
originally made by
adding materials...
- The
opalines are a
small group of
peculiar heterokonts,
currently ****igned to the
family Opalinidae, in the
order Slopalinida.
Their name is
derived from...
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Opaline is the
third studio album by Dishwalla,
released on
April 23, 2002 on
Immergent Records. "
Opaline" - 04:10 "Angels or Devils" - 04:03 "Somewhere...
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Opaline may
refer to:
Opaline, a
group of
protists Opaline, an
album by
Dishwalla Opaline gl****,
decorative French gl****
Opaline silica: an
amorphous or...
- The
three spot
gourami (Trichopodus trichopterus), also
known as the
opaline gourami, blue gourami, and gold gourami, is a
species of fish
native to southeastern...
- that fed on
green algae, like ulva lactuca. The ink and
opaline glands produce ink and
opaline respectively;
these two
substances are
mixed in the cavity...
- and
former ****ociate of the series' antagonist, the
villainous alicorn Opaline Arcana.
Developed by
Gillian Berrow for Netflix, the 44-minute special...
- The
Opaline budgerigar mutation is one of
approximately 30
mutations affecting the
colour or
appearance of budgerigars. It is the
underlying mutation...
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gradually converge in the reader's mind to an
eventual dénouement. In 1921,
Opaline Carlisle is in
London and is
being pushed into an
arranged marriage by...
- the most
common groups of microfossils.
These skeletons are
composed of
opaline silica. In some it
takes the form of
relatively simple ****ules, but in...
