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11pore — I. n. Orifice, spiracle, small opening. II. v. n. Brood, dwell, look steadily, fix the attention, give one s mind, read steadily, examine diligently …
12Bill Jorgensen — (born 1927) was the founding and longtime anchor of New York City s WNEW TV s (now WNYW Fox 5) Ten O Clock News from its inception on March 13, 1967 until he left in the spring of 1979 [cite news|last=|first=|title=Bill Jorgensen Quits as WNEW… …
13gaze — verb look steadily and intently. noun a steady intent look. Derivatives gazer noun Origin ME: perh. related to obs. gaw (see gawk) …
14gaze — ► VERB ▪ look steadily and intently. ► NOUN ▪ a steady intent look. DERIVATIVES gazer noun. ORIGIN perhaps related to obsolete gaw (see GAWK(Cf. ↑gawkish)) …
15gazer — gaze ► VERB ▪ look steadily and intently. ► NOUN ▪ a steady intent look. DERIVATIVES gazer noun. ORIGIN perhaps related to obsolete gaw (see GAWK(Cf. ↑gawkish)) …
16William Wordsworth — Activités Poète Naissance 7 avril 1770 Cockermouth Décès 23  …
17Wordsworth — William Wordsworth William Wordsworth Activité(s) Poète Naissance 7 avril 1770 Cockermouth Décès …
18Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini — Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini One of the most vigorous and fertile of Italian architects and sculptors, b. at Naples in 1598; d. at Rome in 1680. Bernini in his art is the most industrious …
19釘 — 【정】 못; (못을) 박다. 金부 2획 (총10획) [1] [n] nail; spike (for fastening) [2] [v] look steadily テイ·くぎ …
20stare out — PHRASAL VERB If you stare someone out, you look steadily into their eyes for such a long time that they feel that they have to turn their eyes away from you. [V n P] He glared at Nikitin but the General Secretary stared him out with hard, pebble… …
