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You say that you feel an aura of great danger around us.
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I cannot read your aura; I do not know what you want.
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Mass produced fabrics don't have the depth or aura of natural ones.
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For that reason, perhaps, they still had a particular aura about them.
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Federer is rebuilding his aura the way he knows best -quietly.
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Now, the good Moore is polishing his halo and preparing for action.
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But the halo of adventure still lay glowing in the western land.
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Non-food products too may suffer from a kind of reverse halo effect.
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Something of a halo has hovered above StandChart, in particular, ever since.
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They give me the halo and the aroma of a new existence.
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In Rio, feverishly growing nimbus clouds trump Google's meteorology report every time.
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They enter the Buy 'n' Fly's nimbus of radioactive blue security light.
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Above is the Priestess of Religion, with the nimbus surrounding her head.
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Above was a riband of glassy sky flecked by the floating nimbus.
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A nimbus gathered, and followed her across the floorboards to the window.
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He surrounded his favourite sport with an aureole of elegance and beauty.
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A glow of life seemed like an aureole to shine about her.
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You put an aureole on vice, provided only if it is honest.
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He squinted in the gloom at the tiny aureole of the candle.
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In the aureole of their torchlight the face of Père Bonne-chance appeared.
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'Gloriole of ebon locks on calmed brows'!
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For Sprinter Sacre, however, the glory days are surely gone beyond recall.
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Yet enter Thurston's house and there is no sign of personal glory.
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Iran's oil had propelled Churchill to power and glory forty years before.
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Certainly we'll be cooperating with state and local, and sharing any glory.
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Minna suspected the galley-slave of glory in the man; Seraphita recognized him.
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The glory days of the Irish film industry seem to be over.
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Tarry not in the error of the ungodly, give glory before death.
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All was forgotten in the glory of the passage of the river.
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The Italian republics were the glory of Europe in the middle ages.
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The whole group lived in the reflected glory of Sahwah the Sunfish.
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For in truth the boys were absorbing the glory of the moonlight.
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The answer, in all its subjective glory, depends on who you ask.
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She has one idea in her head, the glory of the Beauleighs.
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But the crowning glory in the near landscape were the fruit trees.
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Jennie Lind in the height of her glory sang in this room.
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The glory they wear as a result is bought dear, and much-deserved.
