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1. soil; softer part of the land, as distinct from rock.
2. metallic oxides in the form of unchangeable powder.

  • diatomaceous e. — a fine white powder composed of the siliceous skeletons of diatoms; used in treating diarrhea and as a feed additive. Called also infusorial earth, purified siliceous earth.
  • infusorial e. — see diatomaceous earth (above).
  • siliceous e. — see diatomaceous earth (above).
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Earth
Origin Tokyo, Japan
Genres J-pop
Years active 2000-2001
Labels Sonic Groove
Members
Yuka Togo, Maya Tomonaga, Sayaka Setoyama

Earth was a short-lived Japanese vocal trio which released 6 singles and 1 album between 2000 and 2001. Their greatest hit, their debut single "Time After Time", peaked at #13 in the Oricon singles chart.

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Members

  • Maya Tomonaga (朝長 真弥 Tomonaga Maya?, born April 4, 1986)
  • Sayaka Setoyama (瀬戸山 清香 Setoyama Sayaka?, born April 3, 1987)
  • Yuka Togo (東郷 祐佳 Togo Yuka?, born October 10, 1986)

Discography

Albums

  • Bright Tomorrow March 28, 2001.

Singles

  • Time After Time February 23, 2000
  • Time After Time: Hip Hop Soul Version June 7, 2000
  • Your Song November 8, 2000]
  • Is This Love February 7, 2001
  • Make Up Your Mind August 8, 2001
  • Color of Seasons October 11, 2001

References

avex online (2006), Earth official web site
Oricon Style (2006), Earth@Oricon Style online

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