- An
exemplified copy (or exemplification) is an
official attested copy or
transcript of a
public instrument, made
under the seal and
original pen-in-hand...
- For example, an
artist can
define a new
style by
showing works that
exemplify it.
Defined exemplification is a
pattern of
essay development that uses...
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Thomas Cannon (1720–?) of Gray's Inn was an
English author of the 18th century. He
wrote what may be the
earliest published defence of homo****uality in...
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involve the
consequences of
potential short or long-term harm or death,
exemplified by
activities such as
breathplay (erotic asphyxiation), fire play, knife...
- far
greater attention to the
previously obscure photograph. The
effect exemplifies psychological reactance, in
which the
attempt to hide
information instead...
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Misanthropy is
relevant in
various disciplines. It has been
discussed and
exemplified by
philosophers throughout history, like Hera****us, Diogenes, Thomas...
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Buddhist culture is
exemplified through Buddhist art,
Buddhist architecture,
Buddhist music and
Buddhist cuisine. As
Buddhism expanded from the Indian...
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received mixed reviews.
Writer Kurt
Wolff found that her 1980s
recordings exemplified "a weak
attempt to
maintain her roots"
featuring "garnish productions"...
- part of a
circle of
exceptionally educated and
accomplished women who
exemplified "learned ladies" for the next two centuries.
Cecily More was the third...
- good causes. This
trait was
glorified from the
first Soviet days, as
exemplified by
lines from the poem
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin by the
Soviet poet Vladimir...
