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... but sufficiently striking , art may be expected to like the products with which it has been associated and for which it symbolically stands . Another disproportionately fascinating symbol is the Singing Commercial .
... but sufficiently striking , art may be expected to like the products with which it has been associated and for which it symbolically stands . Another disproportionately fascinating symbol is the Singing Commercial .
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One of the most imagistic of the distinctions of speech as not essay was made by Winans and Hudson : “ A speech is not merely an essay standing on its hind legs . " 3 An earlier statement by Winans is more helpful in arriving at a ...
One of the most imagistic of the distinctions of speech as not essay was made by Winans and Hudson : “ A speech is not merely an essay standing on its hind legs . " 3 An earlier statement by Winans is more helpful in arriving at a ...
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... but itself doing nothing for the mind or ( heart , except standing sentinel over them to keep them vacant . ... not so great a length with others , stand > in direct opposition to some , and are , on 310 FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
... but itself doing nothing for the mind or ( heart , except standing sentinel over them to keep them vacant . ... not so great a length with others , stand > in direct opposition to some , and are , on 310 FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
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v1 ARISTOTLE | 3 |
WILLIAM NORWOOD BRIGANCE | 14 |
DANIEL KATZ | 20 |
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