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dynamism

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Here are a few covers that captured this dynamism, and what some of her dancers had to say about her.
Several of the activities engage with history and current media with a dynamism that is often lacking in classroom learning about "controversial" issues.
Likened by the architect to the grain of a tree trunk laid on its side, the composition comprises a series of solids and voids, articulated by Hadid's trademark go-faster stripes that attempt to bring dynamism and movement to an otherwise static and weighty assemblage.
 
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