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1. Then Len, who was also the projectionist, would adjust the carbon rods and brightness would be restored.
2. The path is definite, but predictions of its brightness and appearance are very uncertain, although it is likely to develop an upwards pointing tail.
3. BRIGHTNESS, the beluga whale which escaped from Russian researchers in the Black Sea, faces a dark future as a tourist attraction in a floating cage.
4. Yegor and Brightness kept close company yesterday as they swam and floated around the pool, occasionally rammed by the dolphins who appeared to be jealous of the new arrivals.
5. When a well proportioned quantity of water is passed over the unequal surface of a richly coloured rock, which thus aided, glows with borrowed brightness and augmented beauty on the delighted wanderer's gaze, the spectacle is replete with dazzling fascination, and the mind most avaricious of enjoyment can covet no more.
6. As it moves towards Perihelion on December 27, 45m km from the Sun and 140m from the Earth, it is doubling in brightness every four days or so.
7. They tell us the exact positions and brightness but nothing of their distances.
8. In the spirit of the infra-red camera whose false colour makes an image of the scene not in optical brightness but temperature, the Discocam records each element in a false colour corresponding to distance.
9. THE NEW trainer of Brightness, the recaptured Beluga whale, said yesterday she was against keeping wild animals captive, but she supported his return to Crimea, because he could not survive at sea.
10. But this is no vulgar skirmish of brittle nylon colours - its startling brightness is as carefully coordinated as a Zandra Rhodes gown
11. The huge international interest in Brightness which followed his escape to freedom in Turkish waters, has turned him into a valuable commodity.
12. Drawing us deeper and deeper into its brightness -
13. Brightness falls from the air ; Thomas Nashe: "In Time of Pestilence"