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1 They say I was lucky not to have my sphere go nova .
2 Rain stars go nova on the windscreen, wipered away every ninth beat.
3 Who's to say it won't go nova while we're there?
4 You're not about to go nova on me, are you?
5 I've no wish to have my sphere go nova .
6 I know my little Slyminx, she'll go nova when she hears I volunteered for this.
7 Of course, over here in the Milky Way, we're still waiting for Eta Carinae to go nova .
8 But we've listened at other keyholes; and we heard news of a sun, about to go nova .
9 By Atlas' estimations from some time ago, it could go nova ... anytime in the next few millennia.
10 He spent the next few hours on his front porch watching stars go nova in the dawn sky.
11 White dwarf stars slowly accumulated helium in their outer shells, causing them to go nova at wide intervals.
12 But the sun did not go nova , of course, and eventually-ifgradually-thosematchless hands slowed, slowed, finally stopped, and were sated.
13 Superfoods go nova The notion of superfoods (ie nutrient-rich ingredients) has been around the block but new ones pop up every year.
14 I can sense the tension here, like a star about to go nova , and I don't like going into action aboard an unarmed ship.
15 For a split second, he thought that the sun had gone nova .
16 Fifty-two cycles after the initial mistake, our sun went nova .
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