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| We should have seen it coming when the City Council had to ``gag'' citizen spokesmen who couldn't cogently express their concerns and resorted to shouting and unbecoming language. When Morris arrives at Merce Cunningham and Alwin Nikolais, not only does she describe their work cogently, she also finds their objectivity to be a "dedication to art's purification. American Methods cogently gives the reader evidence of how the U. |
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