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One reproduced an image taken from Melies's most famous film, A Trip to the Moon (1914), from a scene in which the protagonist announces to a gathering of strangely dressed people that he intends to voyage to the moon and bring back to earth one of its inhabitants; the other, the studio in which the film was made. The Stardust probe, for example, is constructed to fly within 100 miles of a comet's nucleus in 2004 and bring back to Earth specks of comet dust. The space shuttle Endeavour began on Thursday an orbital chase of a large Japanese satellite that it is to capture and bring back to Earth as the highlight of an ambitious nine-day mission. |
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bring all together bring along bring an amount of money in bring around bring away bring back bring back out bring back to earth bring back to life bring back to reality bring before bring crashing down bring down bring down a peg bring down a peg or two |
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