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- proper noun A taxonomic
genus within thefamily Acrocephalidae .
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Examples
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In Scandinavia, a character called Iduna kept a box of apples that, when tasted by the gods, gave them new youth.
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Athalbrand, slew each other upon the seas at night because of a quarrel about a woman who was known as Iduna the Fair.
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No sooner had "Iduna," the organ of the Gothic League, published the first nine cantos (1821), than all Sweden resounded with enthusiastic applause; and even from beyond the boundaries of the fatherland came voices of praise.
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These temporary adidas were worn during FIFA 2010 World Cup Qualifier match between Germany and Russia at the Signal Iduna Park on October 11, 2008 in Dortmund, Germany.
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These temporary adidas were worn during FIFA 2010 World Cup Qualifier match between Germany and Russia at the Signal Iduna Park on October 11, 2008 in Dortmund, Germany.
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Thanks to a high-tempo, attacking style that draws on the speed and energy of German football's youngest team, Dortmund has bamboozled opponents all season, currently sits five points clear at the top of the table with three games remaining, and can clinch the title with a win at its Signal Iduna Park stadium this weekend.
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And as I drove I was telling you about the stunning Iduna, a buckskin filly I have just purchased against all reason, I know.
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Later I learned that Iduna was the Norse goddess married to the god of poetry, eloquence and music.
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Its leader, Iduna Laube, having the absolute support of the association, soon established a school for sewing linen and a commercial school with courses in embroidery, lace-making, dressmaking, and housekeeping.
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The end for Germany came not in glorious triumph Sunday in Berlin's Olympiastadion, as an entire country hoped, but in stunned disbelief here Tuesday in Signal Iduna Park, a pitch that had always been a safe haven.
USATODAY.com - Germany's World Cup run ends after Italy's goals late in overtime
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