At right is a 19th-century tellurian, an instrument in which spheres representing the Earth and the Moon move around the Sun. |
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Some claim it projects a powerful tellurian emanation, an eerie spiritual magnetism that once caused astral cults to gravitate to its grottoes and caves. |
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I want to insist on a fourth criterion of the genuine partisan, one that Jover Zamora has called his tellurian character. |
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Prior to his work with REG, Bowen co-founded Tellurian Biodiesel, Inc. |
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