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Solstice comes from the Latin words sol, meaning sun, and sistere, to cause to stand still.
Lindsay Mannering: Summertime Spirits, And I Don't Mean Booze 2008
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Uh, the Solstice is a religious holiday to a lot of folks.
And while we’re on the subject of Ask An Agnostic/Atheist « Dating Jesus 2009
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Every single present for James this Solstice is a book.
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Then, in February, NASA extended it a second time for what it calls the Solstice mission, lasting until Saturn's northern hemisphere summer in 2017.
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Then, in February, NASA extended it a second time for what it calls the Solstice mission, lasting until Saturn's northern hemisphere summer in 2017.
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Uncle Eamon has many fireside tales about the wee fairy folk, especially now the Winter Solstice is approaching.
Selections 2010
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Uncle Eamon has many fireside tales about the wee fairy folk, especially now the Winter Solstice is approaching.
Books 2010
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Uncle Eamon has many fireside tales about the wee fairy folk, especially now the Winter Solstice is approaching.
Reviews 2010
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“I run with a weird crowd, granted, but Solstice is one of the most sacred times of the year for them (as is Midsummer.)”
And while we’re on the subject of Ask An Agnostic/Atheist « Dating Jesus 2009
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I run with a weird crowd, granted, but Solstice is one of the most sacred times of the year for them (as is Midsummer.)
And while we’re on the subject of Ask An Agnostic/Atheist « Dating Jesus 2009
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