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| the record of an animal's ancestors, especially with respect to purity of breed |
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| times when the sun or moon cannot be seen because its light is blocked |
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| something from a past age that is believed to have historical importance |
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| having to do with astronomy; the study of planets, stars, and other bodies in outer space |
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| having to do with placing a body in its final resting place |
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| decorated; made more beautiful |
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| one who paints people and things as she or he would like them to be rather than as they really are |
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| in the style of painting in which the painter tries to catch a momentary glimpse of the subject |
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| a wide view of a surrounding region |
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| sounds or actions that show some feelings |
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| things that are built, such as buildings or towers |
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| something familiar or easily seen |
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| public show or exhibition |
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| things bought or kept for remembrance |
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| the leader of a group of musicians |
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| musicians who perform together, especially for playing symphonies |
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