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The other five finalists of this year's program include Sand by Alvin Easter (USA), The Breadwinner by Robert Heydon (Canada), Pleonastic by Samuel Kiehoon Lee (Korea), Tafahum by Omar Saleh (Jordan) and Jose by Michael Rousselet and Erik Sandoval (USA).
MEIFF: Banderas at The Circle Conference by XPRESS (United Arab Emirates)
Meanwhile, wrong-footed by globalisation's pleonastic cavalry, culturalists wallow in moral confusion and intellectual exhaustion.
The Poverty of Pessimism: Cultural Commentary on the New Affluence by Scerri, Andrew / Arena Magazine
In Book 6, Deiphobus, appearing as a mangled ghost, has "populataque tempora raptis auribus" (a phrase breathy with short a-sounds), literally "ravaged temples and ears stolen away" Do you meld a doubled, pleonastic expression into something simple, raping Virgil's style to get a trouble-free twentieth-century-sounding one?
That most awful poem, the Aeneid: a translator's tragic alliance by Ruden, Sarah / New Criterion
 
 
 
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