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In his paper, Mysticism and the Art of Roerich, Lokesh Chandra, director, International Academy of Indian Culture, said, " His paintings are mystical in the sense that they lead us from the seen to the unseen, which was and still remains the tremendous civilising influence against dogmas, absolutism and consequent violence.
The quantity of such parametres can be big and their correlation (mutual influence against each other) is very great.
Juxtaposing a currency that was once held a safe haven currency, but that is now holds a very different influence against its US counterpart; USDCHF has seen its relationship with AUDUSD tighten with time.
 
 
 
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