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| - | <tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top">'''Sol''' ''ndj.'' '''1.''' The sun, engine of life on Earth, so named by Romans who viewed him a god. '''2.''' Three-fourths a solo. '''3.''' One Persian solar year. '''4.''' Shit out of luck. '''5.''' Salty caviar. '''6.''' A Mexican beer, first barreled in 1893. | + | <tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top">'''Sol''' ''ndj.'' '''1.''' The sun, [[engine]] of life on Earth, so named by Romans who viewed him a god. '''2.''' Three-fourths a solo. '''3.''' Shit out of [[luck]]. '''5.''' Salty caviar. '''6.''' A Mexican [[beer]], first barreled in 1893. |
| == Extrapolation == | == Extrapolation == | ||
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| - | "Sun worship is far-flung across humanity; conversely, the "missing sun" is a mythic theme that spans unrelated cultures. Is God dead or silent?" | + | "Sun worship is far-flung across humanity; conversely, the 'missing sun' is a mythic theme that spans unrelated cultures. Is [[God]] [[dead]] or silent?" |
| "Pass the beer, hombre. I'm thirsty." | "Pass the beer, hombre. I'm thirsty." | ||
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| Sol ndj. 1. The sun, engine of life on Earth, so named by Romans who viewed him a god. 2. Three-fourths a solo. 3. Shit out of luck. 5. Salty caviar. 6. A Mexican beer, first barreled in 1893.
[edit] Extrapolation"Sun worship is far-flung across humanity; conversely, the 'missing sun' is a mythic theme that spans unrelated cultures. Is God dead or silent?" "Pass the beer, hombre. I'm thirsty." [edit] See Also |
[edit] DesiderataHyperion is the titan father of Sol. James Brown is the god father of soul.
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