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dust

noun as in tiny particles in the air

verb as in sprinkle tiny particles

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These layers of ice, compacted over centuries, perhaps millennia, form an archive of climate indicators, yielding data on past snowfall, temperatures, atmosphere and dust.

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Donkey carts and tractors jostled for space with pickups and larger transport trucks, the diesel fumes mixing with dust and the salty sea air.

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“You didn’t think we’d get through October without a dust up did you?”

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Stretching several thousand kilometers across, it forms as sunlight warms the comet, releasing gas and dust that collect into a hazy halo around the core.

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Due to their immense gravity, black holes can gobble up matter nearby, resulting in rings of gas and dust moving around them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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