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Otherwise, we are no wiser than the kings and emperors of old, who relied totally upon wizards and seers, because computers and repetitious laboratory data were unavailable in their Dark Ages.
Unfortunately, the author tends toward repetitious descriptions, something very noticeable in this format.
Although routines are also repetitious family behavior and vital to family life, they lack the symbolic content and compelling nature that rituals possess.
 
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