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synchronic

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See: simultaneous


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And yet, coersubmission and terror converge so symmetrically in the synchronic and diachronic time of her narration that as Hemings tells her story, not only does her anguish recede, but her interpellation is literally punctuated by the transposition of her master's desires and power as somehow her own.
This impulse need not have elevated synchronic over diachronic analysis, nor should the quest for subjective meaning have marginalized the issue of causal explanation.
Chef Tony de Luca's Recipes From Wine Country showcases his culinary approach through demonstrating the simplicity of creating a perfectly synchronic beauty in combination of wine and food for a true gourmet appreciation granted during a meal.
 
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