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Meanings of ravens in English
Portuguese
attack squadron 93 Spanish
attack squadron 93 
1952-1986 United States Navy aviation squadron.
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Usage of ravens in English
1
No one knew how much power the revenant had over ravens today.
2
Two ravens immediately appear, working together to try to secure a share.
3
Fear not; but trust in that Providence who feeds the young ravens.
4
The infants perished in the snow, and the ravens tore their limbs.
5
Hither the ravens had followed the wild beast which dwelt in him.
6
Now I am the chief of the great ravens of the Mountain.
7
To this exhibition of animal life the ravens pay no attention whatever.
8
Instantly, the ravens knew that they must have found the English Magician.
9
At least half of them were seen making trades with the ravens.
10
Can't afford to get too close to the ravens ahead of us.
11
The scattered corpses of nine dragons, which he gave to the ravens.
12
A brooding of ravens leaped from a treetop and winged for safety.
13
Then out of the mist that was all around three ravens came.
14
The jackals become auspicious to them, and ravens and vultures as well.
15
For some reason I'd never understood, the Greatwolves were wary of ravens.
16
The ravens, who had seemed busy with their feast, gave pleased burbles.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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