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It's about the layers of motif in the interiors, which go from Hindu to Islam, from temple to mosque.

We have the refuse trains, which go from station to station, and they actually put the garbage on those trains.

Unlike baculoviruses, which go from caterpillar to caterpillar, thorny-headed worms need to live in two species: a gammarid and then a bird.

Anything built on the moon would have to withstand the sharp-edged lunar dust and large temperature swings, which go from -200 to +200 degrees Fahrenheit.

Adult worms are big enough to plug up the pulmonary arteries, which go from the heart to the lungs, and block blood flow.

The files, which go from the 1940s to the present, are the latest in a series of revelations that suggest that the church continued to maneuver against law enforcement even after the extent of the abuse crisis emerged.

Among them, was the Journal-American which went from 5 cents to 10 cents.

That sentiment guided his photography, which went from hobby to obsession.

Ask NBC, which went from first to worst this season in nothing flat.

They included David Foster Wallace's essay on John McCain, which went from 20 percent off to 10 percent.

Booking opens on 17 November for the run, which goes from 11 February to 11 April 2015.