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To ensure uniformity and unambiguity, the law of cosines is also utilized in Eqs. Hence, in While you were out, 2003, Dirk Stewen reappropriates objects--a silk tie, a paper streamer, a cock ring--that have coded but clear meanings in gay and other subcultures, releasing them from their strict unambiguity and placing them in a new, meaning-devoid flippancy that might still be called formalistic. The unambiguity of the origin of the term is revealed in a proclamation by Shapur I legalizing the practices of all the religions in his realm. |
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