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tiny tyrants that hold civilization together with thread and inspire universal dread
means The plural of needle: slender pointed implements used for sewing, knitting, injections, or as the moving pointers on instruments like compasses and dials.
from From Old English 'nǣdl,' a word with deep Germanic roots — it has cousins in German 'Nadel' and Dutch 'naald.' Scholars trace the family back to a Proto-Indo-European root meaning 'to spin' or 'to sew,' the same ancient thread that runs through Latin 'nēre' (to spin). So the needle has been named for its work since before English was English.
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