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And there’s a sort of incandescent poetic beauty to all that, and there’s just the sorrow to it because you also realize it’s the last of that moment.

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If we love fiercely, our ancestors live among and speak to us through these incandescent filaments glowing from the warmth of memories.”

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Overnight, AFP journalists saw Ukraine using tracer bullets and missile defence systems, and incandescent debris falling over large areas above the capital.

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The prime minister, I am told, is "incandescent" at how all of this has played out and is looking into how it all happened.

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Some staff are incandescent, saying the prison system has been in crisis for a while now, but that the recent errors are why politicians are suddenly engaging.

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

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