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- photo's subject. With the rise of
social media influencer culture, the
quotidian task of
taking photos for a
partner or friend, for some,
escalates into...
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Jellyfish Lake (Palauan: Ongeim'l Tketau, lit. 'Fifth Lake') is a
marine lake
located on Eil Malk
island in Palau. Eil Malk is a part of the Rock Islands...
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inflammatory disease that may
cause intermittent fever,
characteristically a
quotidian fever that
spikes once or
twice in the late
afternoon to evening. Antipyretics...
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described periodic fevers,
labelling them tertian, quartan,
subtertian and
quotidian.
Malaria may have
contributed to the
decline of the
Roman Empire, and...
- music.
Believing in the
power of
music to
transcend people's
typical quotidian existence, with his
program music Liszt attempted to "elevate listeners...
- persons,
lacking imagination, are
concerned solely with the mundane: the
quotidian and ordinary. The term
first came into use in
science fiction fandom to...
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local style that
reflected a
variety of
themes including mythology and
quotidian life. The
Government College of Art and Craft,
founded in 1864, has been...
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guards its secrets, this
novel reminds us, and the
horror behind the
quotidian is time itself." 2000: On Writing: A
Memoir of the
Craft (read by Stephen...
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dominate his
large Butcher's
Stall of 1551. Bruegel's
subjects became more
quotidian and his
style observational. He
achieved fame for detailed,
accurate and...
