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constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere English
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    Commons category
    Circinus (constellation)
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    Freebase ID
    /m/01f160
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    stated in
    Q15241312 (Deleted Item)
    publication date
    28 October 2013
    GND identifier
    1085661059
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    Commons gallery
    Circinus
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    Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID
    topic/Circinus
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    Quora topic ID
    Circinus
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    stated in
    Q51711 (Deleted Item)
    discovery date
    1756
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    discoverer or inventor
    Q202703 (Deleted Item)
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    short name
    Cir (Latina)
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    named after
    Q103896 (Deleted Item)
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    part of
    Southern Celestial Hemisphere English
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    area
    93 http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q254532
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    shares border with
    Centaurus
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    Musca English
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    Apus English
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    Triangulum Australe
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    Norma English
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    Lupus
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    Store norske leksikon ID
    Passeren
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    Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana ID
    0019133
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    Microsoft Academic ID
    2778641039
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    KBpedia ID English
    Circinus-Constellation
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    stated in
    Q64139102 (Deleted Item)
    retrieved
    9 July 2020
    Interlingual Index ID English
    i85215
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    WordNet 3.1 Synset ID
    09268276-n
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    Den Store Danske ID
    Passeren
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    Namuwiki ID English
    컴퍼스자리
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