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Though improvisationally hit and miss, the laughs are pretty funny when on target. They are the products of a solitary and somewhat isolated consciousness working improvisationally with the matter and emotions directly at hand, a projection of Rauschenberg's mind and body onto the intimate and alienated world of the studio. Rather, employers also felt their way improvisationally in the course of the war, drawing lessons as they went along that confirmed them in their prejudices about male and female workers. |
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