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• There is a kind of doubleness in Richter's pianism.
• Jack London examines doubleness in two dimensions  class and psychology.
• People like Elias say there is a doubleness about manners,
• It was the first doubleness of many.
• The doubleness can be very explicit.
• The complex story is supported by formal plot symmetries and doubleness is an important theme throughout.
• Her doubleness, though, is memorably fixed; and never more so than in her translator's cosmology.
• While many identical twins try to set themselves apart from each other, Tim and Steven Quay seem to revel in their doubleness.
• This is partly because the images are full of doubleness and shifting forms : some that are being penetrated may also be giving birth.
• No one would mistake them for a deliberate evocation of the trade center, but it is impossible not to be struck by their doubleness.
• This is the origin of determinate Twoness, which can from various perspectives be seen as the Form of Doubleness or the Form of Halfness.
• Nevertheless, their " doubleness " depends only on this optical effect; the stars themselves are distant from one another and share no physical connection.
• Thus the pollen ( male ) contribution to seed is always a doubleness allele, while the female contribution is either a doubleness or a singleness allele.
• Thus the pollen ( male ) contribution to seed is always a doubleness allele, while the female contribution is either a doubleness or a singleness allele.
• R閙i Astruc has argued that although there is an immense variety of motifs and figures, the three main tropes of the grotesque are doubleness, hybridity and metamorphosis.
• His recording of Schumann's C-major Fantasy teases out that doubleness in the composer's music as well; it is a desert-island interpretation.
• Gordon has created another kind of doubleness using the entirety of " Hypnosis, " a little-known 97-minute film noir directed by Otto Preminger.
• The five legends attempt to reconcile the tensions embodied in the books double introduction . " Syncretism, doubleness, and heterogeneity are portrayed as inevitable human conditions " in the legends.
• Its fixed and determinate nature is shown by its expression of the relation between the Form of Doubleness ( a determinate excess ) and the Form of Halfness ( a determinate deficiency ).
• The artist cannot dispense with the principle of'doubleness'or'interplay'because this type of hendiadys dialogue is essential to the very structure of consciousness, awareness, and autonomy.