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lu·ces  (lsz)
n.
A plural of lux.
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This 500-kilo wall of rippling muscle, snorting snot and curved horns plows toward the diminutive man dressed in a bright white traje de luces, a skin-tight costume festooned with silk and sequins and virtually unchanged since the 17th century.
On the horns of a dilemma: bullfighting tradition hits the skids in ... by Tegel, Simeon / Latin Trade
103v-104r, "I foelix, alacris et corde iocundo, ingredere thalamum elegantissimi doctoris quam plurimum te iuvabit Joannis Philippi dulcis sponsi tui, luces etiam in tanta luce Lucia.
Marriage, sexual pleasure, and learned brides in the wedding orations ... by D'Elia, Anthony F. / Renaissance Quarterly
Estas prensas usan hidraulicos extraeficientes y son disponibles con placas hasta 120" x 120" y con una o varias luces de dia.
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