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He trusts that this dialogue will be made possible by the creation of "non-things," as he calls them--objects that are transparent in their design and manipulable as material.
The butterfly and the potato Vilem Flusser on design by Smith, Chadwick Truscott / ArtUS
We have much more manipulable data, and researchers no longer need deep computer savvy to work with it.
Taking the pulse of Australia's oceans by Porteous, James / Ecos
9) But it seems to me that originalism is much more manipulable.
Why conservatives shouldn't be originalists by Strauss, David A. / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
 
 
 
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