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When a horse would take a crap , first his outer . . . I guess you ' d call it a kind of
mouth , would open . Then the anal sphincter would dilate and a horse ball would
come out . Afterwards , everything would close up again . The whole picture ...
When a horse would take a crap , first his outer . . . I guess you ' d call it a kind of
mouth , would open . Then the anal sphincter would dilate and a horse ball would
come out . Afterwards , everything would close up again . The whole picture ...
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I need it in order to have a simultaneous view of all elements of the argument , to
hold them together , to make a whole of them . . . " 12 The element of playful
impracticality is repeatedly emphasized in autobiographical accounts of scientific
...
I need it in order to have a simultaneous view of all elements of the argument , to
hold them together , to make a whole of them . . . " 12 The element of playful
impracticality is repeatedly emphasized in autobiographical accounts of scientific
...
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It re - establishes the wide range of metaphoric suggestiveness inherent not only
in language as a whole but also in single words and phrases . We have all
experienced the ways in which words , flatly employed as the name for things ,
are ...
It re - establishes the wide range of metaphoric suggestiveness inherent not only
in language as a whole but also in single words and phrases . We have all
experienced the ways in which words , flatly employed as the name for things ,
are ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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