Somatosensory cortex parts
Spandrels
Max Klinger, A Glove: Anxieties (1881)
STOLOVAYA: THE DINNING HALL
John Locke
KARL MARX
INTERIOR OF THE PRIMAEVAL FOREST OF THE AMAZONS
The exterior of Pointing's Ice Cave
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PLATE 8
Table 8
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Plate 2.6
Ivan the terrible & his son
Fig. 5-39
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Astonishingly, “billions and billions” stuck. People liked the sound of it. Even today, I’m stopped on the street or on an airplane or at a party and asked, a little shyly, if I wouldn’t -- just for them -- say “billions and billions”
“You know, I didn’t actually say it,” I tell them
“It’s okay,” they reply. “Say it anyway”
I’m told that Sherlock Holmes never said, “Elementary, my dear Watson” (at least in the Arthur Conon Doyle books), Jimmy Cagney never said, “you dirty rat”; and Humphrey Bogart never said, “Play it again, Sam.” But they might as well have, because these apocrypha have firmly insinuated themselves into popular culture. ~ Page 4
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