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Rhodos

[ raw-thaws ]

noun

  1. Greek name of Rhodes.


Rhodos

/ ˈ°ùɔðɔ²õ /

noun

  1. the Ancient Greek name for Rhodes 1
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“Magnificent rock outcroppings, foliage, and azaleas and rhodos were planted for spring color and burning bush is planted to enhance the natural fall color from the forests.â€

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Those fears were fuelled on Tuesday when when it was announced that Germany’s airport operator Fraport has been given permission to operate 14 regional airports in Greece, including hubs in Mykonos, Rhodos, Corfu and Thessaloniki, under Athens’ commitment to raise €50bn from selling off state assets.

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Had he sometimes, at all events, allowed his "fanatic preference" to have free play, more of his works might have glowed with the revelry in rich colour we find on the canvas of "Helios and Rhodos."

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Three paintings which are among Leighton's very best appeared on the walls of the Academy in 1869—"Dædalus and Icarus," "Electra at the Tomb of Agamemnon," and "Helios and Rhodos."

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Their influences are Norwegian hardcore bands such as Snöras, JR Ewing, Kollwitz and Rumble In Rhodos, and they're releasing their debut album, Devoured Trees & Crystal Skies, on January 24 on the Norwegian indie label Fysisk Format.

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