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substantial form

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See: contour, shape


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Williams will be 36 then, but if he needed any inspiration to keep going then it comes in the substantial form of Kenya-born England lock Simon Shaw.
Allowing children more autonomy to express themselves and their disagreements at home may well be a response to the loss of more substantial forms of children's autonomy to move through and participate in their communities on their own.
One of the largest French furniture firms in the 19th century, Maison Krieger manufactured this bedroom suite circa 1880-1912, when the Empire style, ushered in under Napoleon's reign (1804-1815), experienced a revival and took on turn-of-the-century tendencies for more ornamentation and substantial forms.
 
 
 
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