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Moreover, the poem abounds in its use of rhetorical devices, among them apostrophes, antiphrases, philippics, ekphrases, exordia, prosopopeia of various sorts, allegorical representations (some of them "explained" by the speaker), all generally organized upon the epideictic modes of praise and blame. Our PIVOT transport technology combined with On2's streaming will enable all new levels of video quality across the Internet," said John Bloomer, Exordia Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. |
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