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... reflected a new aes- thetic - which was to be a guiding force in Im- pressionist work - that for the first time freed the artist from the traditionally dominant sub- ject , treated for its own sake and drawing at- tention to itself ...
... reflected a new aes- thetic - which was to be a guiding force in Im- pressionist work - that for the first time freed the artist from the traditionally dominant sub- ject , treated for its own sake and drawing at- tention to itself ...
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... reflection upon the incarnation was not of great significance to the earliest Christians who were more concerned with its redemptive effects . Thus , the understanding of the incarnation is reflected in belief in the equality of Jesus ...
... reflection upon the incarnation was not of great significance to the earliest Christians who were more concerned with its redemptive effects . Thus , the understanding of the incarnation is reflected in belief in the equality of Jesus ...
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... reflected back to the source . The strength of the stand- ing wave pattern set up between the source and the reflector as the distance between source and reflector is varied , or as the fre- quency is varied , indicates the absorption ...
... reflected back to the source . The strength of the stand- ing wave pattern set up between the source and the reflector as the distance between source and reflector is varied , or as the fre- quency is varied , indicates the absorption ...
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