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``You try to think more humanistically about your employees, and I'm sure that spills into your family life as well,'' he said. It was certainly a topic that I was not very aware of, nor thought much about, but I felt the piece presented the "players" humanistically, whereas someone else could have easily sensationalized their activities. 62) While the parallels between Troy and Dijon would have been most accessible to the humanistically educated viewers of the prince's entourage and the civic elite, the archway's design ensured that its basic message--the restoration of Dijon's lost splendor--was accessible to much of the city's middling and popular classes classes as well. |
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