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#126
11:41
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futures
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2. |
#66
06:44
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shelflike
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3. |
#13
03:36
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turning the light back towards the earth
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4. |
#50
05:23
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nothing above
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5. |
#01
02:51
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distant shores
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6. |
#02
05:02
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nothing physical
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7. |
#16
12:13
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shelflike (variation)
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8. |
#109
05:37
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forgive yourself
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9. |
#123
08:08
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fiend (credit where credit's due)
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10. |
#135
09:48
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angel (extant)
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11. |
#125
07:57
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absinthe
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12. |
#122
07:49
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forever
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13. |
Chartreuse
05:58
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