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“Didion & Babitz” opens a new aperture.

And because of that, because we have a new telescope with larger aperture, high-precision sensitive wavelengths and new instruments, we were able to discover a whole slew of new things about the universe that we never knew before.

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I currently still have an aperture, which means a tear above my cords.

Her background as daughter of a Jamaica-born economist and India-born cancer researcher has undoubtedly widened her aperture geopolitically.

Pushing the aperture or the F-stop down as low as possible allows the most light in, and he suggests setting the ISO as high as possible without adding grain to the image.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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