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| They ignored their own attorney's warning that the measure is probably unconstitutional because it conflates two separate issues. The latter conflates mechanized painterly gesture with a kind of substitute for the indexical representational processes of photography. John of the Cross, Blake, Van Gogh, Kafka, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Pier Paolo Pasolini, and various other film-makers-the visionary Jasper conflates them all into one vast generic landscape of the mind. |
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