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It was a girasol, the only one of its kind in the world.

When she looked again the girasol was gone, along with the hand that held it.

Like his girasol, the fortification plans were gone from view.

The Shadow did not need even the light of the fiery girasol.

The girasol sparkled as the left hand alone remained upon the table.

She wondered if it had a girasol setting, turned into his palm.

It was a rare girasol - unmatched in all the world.

The sight of the girasol made Warren know that a friend had come to aid him.

The hand had left his arm; the count was turning the girasol inward.

All eyes were upon that hand, where the luminous girasol shone in changing light.

White hands - one with its sparkling girasol - appeared and opened an envelope.

As the girasol glimmered, the hands produced pencil and paper.

This was a girasol, or fire opal, of rare size.

The hand doubled; twice it clicked the girasol against the glass.

The girasol was out of sight, behind The Shadow's hand.

The fire-opal girasol cast a red glow across his face and hands.

The girasol glimmered as the waiter's hand moved from the bottle.

He made a large circular mark on the glass with the sharp cutting edge of the girasol.

Upon one glowed the mystic fire of the girasol.

The stone was a girasol, that strange jewel sometimes called the fire opal.

From azure, the girasol took on the shades of a rich purple.

The girasol gleamed in the light as long, white fingers tore the documents.

The hand that wore the girasol stretched forth and plucked the paper.

The man's eyes were fascinated by the girasol.

Time and again, the pretended Englishman glanced toward the sparkling girasol.

Roy saw blotting blackness; caught the glint of an eye; the warning entrance of a long-fingered hand, that displayed a fiery jewel - a girosol.

Over time, the name girasole may have been changed to Jerusalem.

The name is a corruption of girasole, which is Italian for sunflower.

The building's former name, Girasole, means sunflower in Italian.

Girasole means sunflower, and this theme is carried out with flair, tempered by discretion.

Girasole 151 East 82d Street.

The same qualities that have made Primola such an enduring success are being applied to Girasole.

Girasole, located across the street from Florida in Lugano, has one female-only wing.

Girasole (1999)

Cafe Girasole in East Norwich is the quintessential Italian cafe.

Girasole (772-6690) serves lunch from noon to 3 P.M. and dinner from 5 to midnight daily.

Weekly highlights at the Girasole include a toboggan race, a slalom race, a kids' disco and a torchlight descent.

Villa Girasole runs on two diesel fuel motors which move the house over circular tracks and allow trolleys to slide the house along.

The modern Girasole 2000 (0342 904652), at Bormio 2000, is simple but comfortable, and offers lots of evening events.

GiraSole (New York)

For the band's second album Headspace, Girasole was added on bass and the band re-branded as simply Truth.

He was once the chef at Cafe Girasole in East Norwich, whose Italian name translates to sunflower.

A. It's true that the Jerusalem artichoke, also sometimes called sunchoke or girasole, is not an artichoke at all but a sunflower.

Girasole Ristorante 261 Main Street, Stamford.

It was probably situated at Girasole (De la Marmora, p. 443) or Tortolì.

The English later corrupted girasole artichoke (meaning, "sunflower artichoke") to Jerusalem artichoke.

Il Girasole was also cited directly by Venturi in Complexity and Contradiction in architecture.

"Jerusalem" is probably a corruption of the Italian word "girasole" (turn toward the sun); H. tuberosus comes from the northern Great Plains.

She dines at restaurants like Coco Pazzo and Girasole, Quartz watching the world go by from beneath her table.

The menu at Girasole Ristorante is short (eight starters, seven pastas, six entrees, three salads) and devoid of many culinary cliches.

Official publication party over, Mr. Roker headed off to dinner at Girasole, on East 82nd Street.