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DAMAGES, EXCESSIVE. Such damages as are unreasonably great, and not
warranted by law.
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Standardization and unification are always linked to an increase in excessiveness of a system's resources. A second text takes Derrida's excessiveness to the extreme; he declares: "Finally, we have the word gift in our culture. 38) Let us record the excessiveness of that adverb, "maliciously. |
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