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Detecting cases of diseases that occur endemically may be interpreted (because of absence of background data) as an early epidemic. The place was infested with cracked-out zombies who were endemically covered in open sutures and track marks. The musical experience is therefore a dialogue, which means--and here is where the argument becomes pertinent--that musical events happen in community, (46) they require an "infusion of life" in order to be music, and they are endemically ethical. |
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