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(Created claim: block text (P19): Dr. Klver, the laser specialist, stressed his belief that the art-technology merger should primarily be aimed at catalyzing the individuals responsibility for the shaping of the new technology. In pursuing this end, the 40-year-old scientist, a thin, blond man who came here from Sweden in 1954, has long assisted artists in developing new modes of expression., Batch load by XXXXX to do XXXXX) |
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Dr. Klver, the laser specialist, stressed his belief that the art-technology merger should primarily be aimed at catalyzing the individuals responsibility for the shaping of the new technology. In pursuing this end, the 40-year-old scientist, a thin, blond man who came here from Sweden in 1954, has long assisted artists in developing new modes of expression. | |||
| Property / block text: Dr. Klver, the laser specialist, stressed his belief that the art-technology merger should primarily be aimed at catalyzing the individuals responsibility for the shaping of the new technology. In pursuing this end, the 40-year-old scientist, a thin, blond man who came here from Sweden in 1954, has long assisted artists in developing new modes of expression. / rank | |||
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Dr. Klver, the laser specialist, stressed his belief that the art-technology merger should primarily be aimed at catalyzing the individuals responsibility for the shaping of the new technology. In pursuing this end, the 40-year-old scientist, a thin, blond man who came here from Sweden in 1954, has long assisted artists in developing new modes of expression.
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