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Perfectly aware of the momentousness of their situation, the Constructivists appointed a veteran Communist, Alexei Gan, to write up their program (discussions about his text, which would become a book simply titled Constructivism in 1922, began even before the composition/construction debate had ended), and they simultaneously planned an exhibition in order to demonstrate the richness of their laboratory work. With these words, Clifton bends us into the fear of death, the longing of survival and the momentousness of the past. The spoiled, self-centered-sounding parents interviewed at Kenter Canyon Elementary missed a wonderful opportunity to show their children the momentousness of the president of the United States' motorcade. |
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