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Leptospermum arachnoides,
commonly known as the
spidery tea-tree, is a
species of
shrub that is
endemic to
eastern Australia. It has
rough bark, crowded...
- "marfanoid"
appearance are
often tall and thin with long arms and legs and "
spidery"
fingers while EDS
phenotypes vary considerably.
Certain subtypes of EDS...
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sometimes called the
spider tree
because the
showy flowers bear long,
spidery stamens. It is
native to much of
tropical Asia and
several South Pacific...
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reference to LM-3, used on
Apollo 9,
which the crew
named Spider after its
spidery appearance. The
unused LM-13
stood in
during the
teleplay to
depict LM-3...
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heard during callbacks to the character's time as an ********in; Zemo's "
spidery, kind of fractious"
theme from
Civil War
returns for that character; and...
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shallow cup that is
formed from the
fused stamens. The
effect is of a
spidery daffodil or lily, thus
explaining the
common name "spider lily". The genus...
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include words or
musical notation. The
later works are
distinguished by
spidery hieroglyph-like symbols.
Rainer Maria Rilke wrote about Klee in 1921, "Even...
- and cash considerations. There,
coached by Stan Albeck, he
teamed with
spidery 6’8”
shooting guard George “The Iceman”
Gervin to
provide the
Spurs with...
- with
microphones with
batteries with
recording units; all
connected using spidery cables,
which proved ****bersome in use when
compared to the
quality of...
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illustration depicts it with a long
serpentine neck, rabbit-like teeth,
spidery talons, bat-like
wings and, as a
humorous touch, a waistcoat. In the 2010...
