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Michal Zahornacký.

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Haverst on Instagram

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Venus Williams playing her 1st Australian Open, 1998

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週刊少年ジャンプ [1982.9.6]

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"A cat looks out the window of a coffee shop in Atami, Japan." 1971. Source.

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oil paintings on wood by Angela Lane (1974-)

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"LE SAVOIR" RENÉ MAGRITTE // circa 1961 [gouache on paper | 13 ¾ x 10 ½"]

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An elf's ride through space on horseback. Down-adown-derry. 1922.

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Jane Fonda in costume for “Barbarella” by Angelo Frontoni, 1968

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Benitoite with Neptunite Dallas Gem Mine, New Idria District, Diablo Range, San Benito Co., California, USA

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Sofia Coppola by Ricky Powell, 1993

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Ronette Pulaski

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Periodic table of atomic nuclear structures (according to BSM-SG), Atlas of Atomic Nuclear Structures, Stoyan Starg

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In WarioWare: Get It Together, the "Don't Waste the Paste" microgame consists of the playable character squeezing toothpaste from a tube. As is traditional for WarioWare games, on higher difficulty levels, the toothpaste has a small chance to be replaced with an unexpected object, in this case a long dog or a long cat. Here are the graphics for the long animals, extracted from the game's files.

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Istante by Versace Fall 1995

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