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lighthouse
noun as in beacon
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noun as in light
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noun as in Very lights
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noun as in watchtower
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Their strong magnetic fields can produce beams of radio waves that sweep across the sky like a lighthouse, resulting in metronomic radio pulses with intervals ranging from milliseconds to seconds.
David Scott was 32 when he left the note in the lighthouse and worked as a labourer for James Milne & Sons.
The men who wrote the note in 1892 had been at the lighthouse to install a different type of lantern and glazing at the top of the tower.
A Scottish man has landed his "dream job" as a lighthouse keeper on a remote Australian island.
In the track, which she performed on “SNL” earlier this month, Nicks compares herself to a lighthouse, urging women, “Don’t let them take your power.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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