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But perhaps 180 million years hence it will have disappeared as the planet's ever-restless tectonic plates once more coalesce into a new supercontinent, Pangaea Ultima.
When History Rides the Waves John Steele Gordon 2010
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It's the latest curve ball from the ever-restless director Michael Winterbottom.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: Ellery Queen, Rush, Casey Affleck and More Michael Giltz 2010
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It's the latest curve ball from the ever-restless director Michael Winterbottom.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: Ellery Queen , Rush, Casey Affleck and More Michael Giltz 2010
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It's the latest curve ball from the ever-restless director Michael Winterbottom.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: Ellery Queen, Rush, Casey Affleck and More Michael Giltz 2010
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It is subtitled Something Out of Nothing, a title that says much about how his ever-restless imagination had found yet another way of seeing, and one that perhaps surprised even himself in its rendering of "the very substance and quintessence" of that extraordinary landscape.
Edward Weston: the greatest American photographer of his generation? 2010
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It's the latest curve ball from the ever-restless director Michael Winterbottom.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: Ellery Queen , Rush, Casey Affleck and More Michael Giltz 2010
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It's the latest curve ball from the ever-restless director Michael Winterbottom.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: Ellery Queen , Rush, Casey Affleck and More Michael Giltz 2010
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I tried to work up a little poetry -- "the ever-restless spirit of man" -- "the mysterious, awe-inspiring wilderness of ice" -- but it was no good; I suppose it was too early in the morning.
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The ever-restless Sam swept his small family through England, Scotland, and Ireland in 1873.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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The ever-restless Sam swept his small family through England, Scotland, and Ireland in 1873.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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