At best you may sense a refreshing ridgetop breeze or the skitter of a side-blotched lizard or the trickle of a subterranean stream breaking the surface.
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Other nearby fun : Linville Caverns, filled with eerily molten-looking rock formations and the echoing gurgles of a subterranean stream, makes a good 30-minute family foray.
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A mature karst landscape has formed where it outcrops, with bare limestone pavements, subterranean streams, and major solutional cave systems such as White Scar Caves and Meregill Hole.
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During construction, questions were publicly raised about the stability of the building's foundations in light of the water table on the site and the presence of a subterranean stream.
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A karst fenster is born from a caving in of portions of the roof of subterranean stream, thus making some of the underground stream visible from the surface ( Ritter ).
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Naturally, Veronica leads the hero on a similar odyssey, tracing the subterranean streams that follow currents of positive energy, dragon points, according to the Chinese study of earthly and celestial alignments called feng shui.
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The ancient religions of the Americas and Africa live on as well, not only as the traditional practices of indigenous peoples and their cousins in diaspora but also as consciously revived faiths or even as subterranean streams in Christianity.
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"Weathered Downtown, " a portrait of a melting Dallas skyline, is instantly reminiscent of Van Gogh's " Starry Night; " other works, such as " The Emotion Booth " and " The Subterranean Stream, " have an inky, rich tone.
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Local residents, however, recount that the mine was shut because of geological faults, the encounter of a subterranean stream and subsequent flood problems, and the growing remoteness of the seam face from the shaft, which drastically increased the cost of bringing the coal to the surface.
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They were cut and mangled in every limb; but when they reached the other strand, their bodies were the same as they had been when they began crossing the river . ( Similarly, in the Eddic poem S�larlj�� ( 42 ), a dying skald hears the roaring of subterranean streams mixed with blood ).
