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Page 100
... moving , and the Milky Way itself is rotating . As a result , the stars are changing their positions in rela- tion to ... move across the heavens in a regu- lar path , which today we call the " ecliptic. 100 The National Geographic Magazine.
... moving , and the Milky Way itself is rotating . As a result , the stars are changing their positions in rela- tion to ... move across the heavens in a regu- lar path , which today we call the " ecliptic. 100 The National Geographic Magazine.
Page 182
... move , and the anchors hold the net in place until the seamen reach the spot the next morning . With all nets in place and explanations over , the men returned to the mother ship to the supper which Cooky had laid out upon the low cabin ...
... move , and the anchors hold the net in place until the seamen reach the spot the next morning . With all nets in place and explanations over , the men returned to the mother ship to the supper which Cooky had laid out upon the low cabin ...
Page 280
... move from camps to embarkation centers by rail . Trainload after trainload of war supplies arrives daily at our Nation's seaports . Last winter 70,000 tank cars carried fuel oil to eastern States to help relieve a critical shortage ...
... move from camps to embarkation centers by rail . Trainload after trainload of war supplies arrives daily at our Nation's seaports . Last winter 70,000 tank cars carried fuel oil to eastern States to help relieve a critical shortage ...
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