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Ramesjm
Can an oxymoron be a phrase? For example deafening silence is an oxymoron but is the phrase "the silence is deafening" also an oxymoron?
LikeReply6 months ago
davidm.78747
How cultural practice and art practice in the book MATIGARI are inseparable
LikeReply3 years ago
laurenp.01745
What are we to make of Bakunin taking the side of Satan? (Remember he stresses that human progress, its liberty and dignity, come essentially from siding with Satan.)
LikeReply3 years ago
Mish
Where do i obtain the token ID to use the API ? it says it is free for up to 100 queries a day but i cannot find the token anywhere in my account page.
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  You must first make a request from this form:
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Gleicy Cantun
What is reading the lines?
LikeReply4 years ago

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