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	betrayer of Jesus and last (13th) to sit at the Great Supper. Further, the ''Book of Daniel'' portrays the devil as having seven heads and 10		betrayer of Jesus and last (13th) to sit at the Great Supper. Further, the ''Book of Daniel'' portrays the devil as having seven heads and 10
	horns in its portrayal of the apocalypse, signifying 17 as an omen of		horns in its portrayal of the apocalypse, signifying 17 as an omen of
	destruction. </ref> the earth as ''[[imago]]'', frantically seeking copulation before death. Super Broods occur every 221 years <ref> The last occurred in 1998 with an epicenter of Nashville, TN. </ref> and are characterized by mass ecological destruction and documented widespread psychological distress in affected human populations <ref> In part due to instances of panicked cicadas mistaking human limbs for saplings, attempting in vain to devour said appendages by literally suctioning the epidermis. </ref> - phenomena commonly associated with omens of pervasive and sweeping change in both Judeo-Christian mythology and traditional occultism.		destruction. </ref> the earth as ''[[imago]]'', frantically seeking copulation before death. Super Broods occur every 221 years <ref> The last occurred in 1998 with an epicenter of Nashville, TN. </ref> and are characterized by mass ecological destruction and documented widespread psychological distress in affected human populations <ref> In part due to instances of panicked cicadas mistaking human limbs for saplings, attempting in vain to devour said appendages by literally suctioning the epidermis. </ref> - phenomena commonly associated with omens of pervasive and sweeping change in both [[Christianity\|Judeo-Christian]] mythology and traditional occultism.

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	or 17 year increments - emerging almost instantaneously as colossal swarms		or 17 year increments - emerging almost instantaneously as colossal swarms
	from eight feet below <ref> The biological timing mechanism for the emergence of periodic cicadas remains a great mystery to the scientific community. However,		from eight feet below <ref> The biological timing mechanism for the emergence of periodic cicadas remains a great mystery to the scientific community. However,
	biblical scholars have related the 13 year cycle to Judas Iscariot - the		[[Christianity\|biblical]] scholars have related the 13 year cycle to Judas Iscariot - the
	betrayer of Jesus and last (13th) to sit at the Great Supper. Further, the ''Book of Daniel'' portrays the devil as having seven heads and 10		betrayer of Jesus and last (13th) to sit at the Great Supper. Further, the ''Book of Daniel'' portrays the devil as having seven heads and 10
	horns in its portrayal of the apocalypse, signifying 17 as an omen of		horns in its portrayal of the apocalypse, signifying 17 as an omen of
	destruction. </ref> the earth as ''[[imago]]'', frantically seeking copulation before death. Super Broods occur every 221 years <ref> The last occurred in 1998 with an epicenter of Nashville, TN. </ref> and are characterized by mass ecological destruction and documented widespread psychological distress in affected human populations <ref> In part due to instances of panicked cicadas mistaking human limbs for saplings, attempting in vain to devour said appendages by literally suctioning the epidermis. </ref> - phenomena commonly associated with omens of pervasive and sweeping change in both Judeo-Christian mythology and traditional occultism.		destruction. </ref> the earth as ''[[imago]]'', frantically seeking copulation before death. Super Broods occur every 221 years <ref> The last occurred in 1998 with an epicenter of Nashville, TN. </ref> and are characterized by mass ecological destruction and documented widespread psychological distress in affected human populations <ref> In part due to instances of panicked cicadas mistaking human limbs for saplings, attempting in vain to devour said appendages by literally suctioning the epidermis. </ref> - phenomena commonly associated with omens of pervasive and sweeping change in both Judeo-Christian mythology and traditional occultism.

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	==Cicadas==		==Cicadas==
	'''[disambiguation: [[~~cicadas~~\|Cicada 3301]]]'''		'''[disambiguation: [[Cicada-3301\|Cicada 3301]]]'''
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	A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and		A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and

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	==Cicadas==		==Cicadas==
	''[disambiguation: [[cicadas\|Cicada 3301]]]''		'''[disambiguation: [[cicadas\|Cicada 3301]]]'''
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	A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and		A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and

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	==Cicadas==		==Cicadas==
	[disambiguation: [[cicadas\|Cicada 3301]]]		''[disambiguation: [[cicadas\|Cicada 3301]]]''
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	A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and		A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and

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	~~'''~~Cicadas [disambiguation: [[cicadas\|Cicada 3301]]]~~'''~~		==Cicadas==
			[disambiguation: [[cicadas\|Cicada 3301]]]
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	A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and		A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and
	periodic appearance. In full broods, the cicada's lure has been shown to cause		periodic appearance. In full broods, the cicada's lure has been shown to cause

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 A superfamily of insects characterized by its deafening mating call and
 periodic appearance. In full broods, the cicada's lure has been shown to cause
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 serves to dramatically shorten the cicada's lifespan. Remarkably, however,
 cicadas have what amounts to "closable" ears, thus protecting them from
-self-inflicted auditory distress
+self-inflicted auditory distress <ref> Cicadas are also credited with constructing the world's first confirmed biomaterial capable of killing bacteria- a system of nano-technological wing spikes that functions to rupture bacterial membranes upon contact. </ref>. Most cicadas appear in either 13
 or 17 year increments - emerging almost instantaneously as colossal swarms
-from eight feet below
+from eight feet below <ref> The biological timing mechanism for the emergence of periodic cicadas remains a great mystery to the scientific community. However,
 biblical scholars have related the 13 year cycle to Judas Iscariot - the
-betrayer of Jesus and last (13th) to sit at the Great Supper. Further, the
+betrayer of Jesus and last (13th) to sit at the Great Supper. Further, the ''Book of Daniel'' portrays the devil as having seven heads and 10
 horns in its portrayal of the apocalypse, signifying 17 as an omen of
-destruction.
+destruction. </ref> the earth as ''[[imago]]'', frantically seeking copulation before death. Super Broods occur every 221 years <ref> The last occurred in 1998 with an epicenter of Nashville, TN. </ref> and are characterized by mass ecological destruction and documented widespread psychological distress in affected human populations <ref> In part due to instances of panicked cicadas mistaking human limbs for saplings, attempting in vain to devour said appendages by literally suctioning the epidermis. </ref> - phenomena commonly associated with omens of pervasive and sweeping change in both Judeo-Christian mythology and traditional occultism.

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	Cicadas [disambiguation:		Cicadas [disambiguation:
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	[[~~error~~\|Cicada 3301]]		[[cicadas\|Cicada 3301]]
	]		]
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	Cicadas [disambiguation:		Cicadas [disambiguation:
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	[[error]]		[[error\|Cicada 3301]]
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