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See: bifurcate, radiate, spread


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What we are exploring here is not some grand utopian scheme to be implemented by national fiat, but rather a profound change of emphasis that, to be successful, would take many decades to ramify and finally bear fruit.
The films ramify with other critical projects, too, such as those of Paul Virilio, Manuel De Landa, and Samuel Weber; Martin Heidegger and Walter Benjamin are more explicit points of reference for Farocki.
College has not been as high a priority goat in many of their families due to few or no rote models in their ramify.
 
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