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What you really want, though, is a constellation of services; servers are just a means to that end.

Yet the syndrome is only one among a constellation of sleep disorders and related ills caused by the malfunctioning biological clocks.

A constellation of glowworms shimmers on rocks and ferns in Claustral Canyon as part of a strategy to attract prey.

A constellation of these attracting, strange nodes form the visual vocabulary of art, literature, and some types of therapy.

Caudal regression syndrome (CRS) is a constellation of caudal congenital malformations with associated regional soft tissue anomalies.

The only natural site on the planet to have a constellation of stars named after it: Mensa (table in Latin).

This swanky place west of Paris is home to a constellation of French film stars, media barons, business chiefs and politicians.

Rather, what disaster managers need is a constellation of satellites carrying a range of sensors.

a constellation of demands ranging from better food to improved health care; a constellation of feelings about the divorce.

The symposium was attended by a constellation of artists and writers.

The United States are covered because of the feeling of purity, Tacit for the ice, Shiratori, a constellation of glaciers.

This is a constellation of 24 satellites, managed by the American armed forces, that constantly send out signals to devices on the ground.

I know there is a constellation of Linux users reading this, with various levels of experience, who can point out how easy Linux is.

Pisces is the two fish travel in the opposite direction, so we can imagine this is a constellation of multiple contradictions.

a constellation of the most famous television performers of the year