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21Nemesis (Nurul Momen play) — Nemesis (Bangla: নেমেসিস)   Nemesis by Nurul Momen Cover page of Nemesis …
22Over the Top (White Wizzard album) — Over the Top Studio album by White Wizzard Released February 8, 2010 ( …
23Коллинз, Джеки — Джекки Коллинз Jacqueline Jill Collins Джеки Коллинз, Москва …
24nemesis — A nemesis (from Nemesis, the Greek goddess of vengeance) is not merely a rival or traditional enemy, but one who exacts retributive justice or is utterly unvanquishable …
25Echo — , ECHOIC Echo, daughter of air and earth, at the behest of Zeus, kept up an incessant chatter so that his wife, Hera (the queen of the heavens), would not know that he was involved in trysts with the nymphs. This chatter so distracted Hera… …
26Nemesis — Greek goddess of vengeance, divine justice, and retribution against evil deeds. Nemesis, whose name means “dispenser of dues,” was called upon by ancient Greeks and Romans to exorcise and avert DEMONs and POSSESSION. In mythology, Nemesis… …
27nemesis — 1570s, Nemesis, Greek goddess of vengeance, personification of divine wrath, from Gk. nemesis just indignation, righteous anger, lit. distribution (of what is due), related to nemein distribute, allot, apportion one s due, from PIE root *nem to… …
28nemesis — Instead, the unions directed their wrath toward another nemesis, the European Community s Executive Commission (Time magazine). A nemesis (from Nemesis, the Greek goddess of vengeance) is not merely a rival or traditional adversary, the sense …
29fury — n. 1. Rage, frenzy, madness, furor, storm of anger. 2. Impetuosity, vehemence, fierceness, turbulence, headlong rush. 3. Goddess of Vengeance, avenging deity. 4. Vixen, virago, hag, shrew, termagant, beldam, Xantippe, turbulent woman …
30nem|e|sis — «NEHM uh sihs», noun. 1. Greek Mythology. the goddess of vengeance. 2. Astronomy. a hypothetical companion star to the sun that may create disturbances in the earth s atmosphere; death star: »Nemesis is an unseen object with an orbit of a most… …
