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sparseness

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The sparseness of the population helps to reduce the potential of spy photographers descending onto the town without getting noticed.
Granted both the chance character and the sparseness of the papyrological evidence, what has been recovered cannot be said to indicate clearly identifiable directionalities in the early tradition.
Whether she's spellbound or just exhausted, the otherworldliness of her gaze, emphasized by the sparseness of the rest of the image, is riveting.
 
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