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(Greek mythology) goddess of the earth and mother of Cronus and the Titans in ancient mythology.

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Ús de Gaia en anglès

This is Lovelock's concept of Gaia: the Earth as a self-regulating 'organism'. 
 What does a martian look like? 

She traveled to the Peak District this year specifically to attempt Gaia. 
 Climbing Magazine 

I knew who Gaia was, but had to ask about Captain Planet. 
 A Wiccan Bible 

Groups: Gaia's Womb, Lake View Covenant, The Sanctuary of the Crescent Moon 
 Drawing Down the Moon 

It was as if Serene had at last allowed Gaia to breathe. 
 Zero Point 

The Earth, Gaia, became more and more important to the Hellenic mind. 
 Ten Great Religions: An Essay in Comparative Theology 

There was no Mother Nature, no Gaia to set against human will. 
 Reach for Infinity 

The Gaia space observatory was launched last week by the European Space Agency. 
 Radio NZ 

Soon SimEarth sprang forth from the Gaia theories of James Lovelock. 
 Wired 

Like Gaia, like Sentinel, Rosetta is the climax of decades of meticulous partnership. 
 The Guardian 

Unless you're into a metallic version of Gaia-whichpersonally I'm not. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

He has named his mother of all ideal cars the Gaia. 
 Wired 

Sustainability week is a yearly event, led by Gaia House. 
 The Guardian 

And very soon, because of Gaia, we will have information on a billion objects. 
 BBC 

This guy might be politically useful in future Gaia activities. 
 Anthill: a novel 

If you are meant to climb the route, then Gaia will provide safe passage. 
 Climbing Magazine 

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Significats de Gaia en anglès