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121. He is pictured as going down into the deep which now is a symbol of judgment.

122. Her eyes lit up as she spotted Spartacus hunk Kirk-at 83 just a year her junior and pictured right.

123. He pictured the flavourless solitude of Trenor's repast.

124. He vividly pictured the scene.

125. In the fishing place I pictured innumerous thoughts.

126. Pictured left is a fox turd.

127. Pictured above is a composite of recent images taken by the navigation camera on top of the Opportunity rover in Meridiani Planum .

128. At the center of the case is a 38-year-old Salt Lake City widow, Gayle Burns (pictured).

129. Between the covers of a faux field guide, mostly four panels per page, Huizenga deftly documents the small life forms inhabiting human spaces (pictured top).

130. The following year America blew up a malfunctioning spy satellite, USA-193, using a ship-launched missile (pictured).

131. That's the rub for Takeda Pharmaceutical, maker of Rozerem, a sleeping pill best known for its surrealistic ads featuring Abe Lincoln, a talking beaver and a deep-sea diver (pictured, left).

132. They were pictured together in a coffee shop in Central.

133. Dr Hahn is looking at a different animal, the killifish (pictured), in New Bedford harbour, Massachusetts, which was polluted by other producers.

133. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

134. Pictured above, the fireball was photographed streaking above Teton mountains behind Jackson Lake, Wyoming, USA.

135. Sidney Poitier (pictured here with his honorary Oscar in 2002) was the first black man to receive an Oscar for best actor.

136. Death is often pictured as a skeleton in a black robe, holding a scythe.

137. And that kaon could be detected by any machine looking for proton decays, namely Japan's SuperKamiokande detector (pictured top).

138. Natural and earthy, brown's warm tones are familiar in nature—think of rough tree bark, fluid mudflows, and dense animal fur, like that of the Kodiak bear pictured above.

139. Through the mists of memory he pictured a small nun, who had struck him at the time as being remarkably loose headed even for a Satanist.

140. Pictured above, a large stone statue appears to ponder the distant Large Magellanic Cloud before a cloudy sky that features the bright stars Canopus and Sirius.

141. They are referred to as "alto" clouds and bear such names as altostratus, which are flat, or altocumulus (pictured), which are puffy.

142. Pictured in October, the foreboding entrance to Mortimer's Hole (bottom center), another cave passage beneath Nottingham Castle, beckons downhill from the palace itself.

143. The Maya made several agricultural terraces (pictured above as wavy ripples) near Caracol's Ceiba Terminus area.

144. Pictured above, two bright points of light separated by only a few degrees drifted together across the sky above Lory State Park, Colorado, USA last week, just after sunset.

145. Mount Asgard, pictured here, and Thor Peak are dream destinations for rock climbers.

146. Bill Clinton, who is pictured walking Chelsea down the aisle, wore a simple black tux with a white boutonniere in his lapel.

147. No one pictured a lieutenant governor with a disability when Queen's Park was built.

148. American girl of the 1890s as pictured by C. D. Gibson.

149. The carnival features everything from the famous ice palace, (pictured below both in 2004 and 1887) to bobsledding and ice horse racing. It even has it’s own royal family!

150. Pictured above earlier this month, a network of noctilucent clouds cast an eerie white glow after dusk, above the the city of Edmonton, in Alberta, Canada.