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the mixture of gases, primarily oxygen and nitrogen, that surrounds the Earth and is essential for breathing
a light or gentle wind, usually refreshing
the sky
an intangible quality or impression surrounding a person, place, or thing
travel by airplane
a melody or a succession of musical notes forming a distinct tune
the medium through which radio or television broadcasts are transmitted
one of the four classical elements in ancient philosophy which was believed to pervade the universe
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