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Luna

[ loo-nuh ]

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noun

the ancient Roman goddess personifying the moon, sometimes identified with Diana.
(in alchemy) silver.
(lowercase) Also Ecclesiastical. the crescent-shaped receptacle within the monstrance, for holding the consecrated Host in an upright position.

Luna

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noun

the alchemical name for silver
the Roman goddess of the moon Greek counterpartSelene

Luna

/ ˈluːnɪk; ˈ��ː��ə /

noun

any of a series of Soviet lunar space-probes, one of which, Luna 9 , made the first soft landing on the moon (1966)

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Origin of Luna¹

From the Latin word ��ū�Բ� the moon

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Origin of Luna¹

from Latin: moon

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During the campaign, Luna positioned himself as the calm antidote to what he described as the “dysfunction and chaos” of his opponent.

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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., a new mother who led the anemic Republican support for parental leave, declared that it demonstrated "the importance of female members having a vote in Washington, D.C."

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“We take the integrity of our criminal investigations and the reliability of our forensic testing very seriously,” Sheriff Robert Luna said in a news release Wednesday afternoon.

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County Sheriff Robert Luna sued the Civilian Oversight Commission after it attempted to subpoena records about deputy-involved shootings and beatings.

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After dribbling through traffic on the left wide, McKenzie sent a low pass into the box for Luna, who plays for Real Salt Lake.

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