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• Reds-visionist history : Fewer men in earrings, anyway.
• Reds-visionist history : I knew that Parker was a bad guy.
• Reds-visionist history : Potatoes?
• Reds-visionist history : Really?
• Reds-visionist history : They got a free boat ride, didn't they?
• Reds-visionist history : Chernobyl?
• Reds-visionist history : Actually, I think that's Hiro-sheee-ma.
• She is, however, what some might consider a revisionist or, in her case, a Reds-visionist.
• For that we offer " Marge Schott's Reds-visionist History, " an inside appraisal of what really happened, according to the large one herself.
• So Hitler was a mass murderer, says history, but he built some roads and factories, which goes to show, says Reds-visionist Marge, " that he did good at the beginning ."
• Despite Andor's withdrawal, a sizable percentage of the population-represented in the Andorian government by the " New Progressive Party ", as opposed to the secessionist " Visionist Party "-favored continuing membership in the Federation, opening the possibility of a later reunification.
• These events provided temporary spaces without preconception, self-consciousness and predictability with vanguard electronics and club music played at volume in a space at the time known primarily for bands from the London punk and DIY scenes . 555-5555's 2014 clubnight lineups featured sets from artists such as Logos, Karen Gwyer, Slackk, SFV Acid, Visionist, Darkstar, Moir? Appleblim, Ital Tek and Max Tundra.
• While he lived, Stephen Crane was denominated by critical readers a realist, a naturalist, an impressionist, symbolist, " Symboliste ", expressionist and ironist; his posthumous life was enriched by critics who read him as nihilistic, existentialist, a neo-Romantic, a sentimentalist, protomodernist, pointilliste, visionist, imagist and, by his most recent biographer, a  bleak naturalist .  At midcentury he was a  predisciple of the New Criticism; by its end he was  a proto-deconstructionist anti-artist hero who had  leapfrogged modernism, landing on postmodernist ground .  Or, as Sergio Perosa wrote in 1964,  The critic wanders in a labyrinth of possibilities, which every new turn taken by Crane s fiction seems to explode or deny .