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literature. Stuart Glover states that the term "grunge lit" takes the term "grunge" from the "late 80s and early 90s—...Seattle bands". Glover states that the term "grunge lit" was mainly a marketing term used by publishing companies; he states that most of the authors who have been categorized as
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pursuit of sex, violence, drugs and alcohol". Often the central characters are disfranchised, lacking drive and determination beyond the desire to satisfy their basic needs. It was typically written by "new, young authors" who examined "gritty, dirty, real existences" of everyday characters. It has
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strategy whereby employees are transferred to a department where they are assigned meaningless work until they become disheartened enough to quit. Since the resignation is voluntary, the employee would not be eligible for certain benefits. The legality and ethics of the practice is questionable and
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and frequent distraction. Absent-mindedness is not a diagnosed condition, but rather a symptom of boredom and sleepiness which people experience in their daily lives. People who are absent-minded tend to show signs of memory lapse and weak recollection of recently occurring events. This can usually
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behavior. A study found results consistent with the hypothesis that pathological gamblers seek stimulation to avoid states of boredom and depression. It has been suggested that boredom has an evolutionary basis that encourages humans to seek out new challenges. It may influence human learning and
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discusses the human condition in saying "we seek rest in a struggle against some obstacles. And when we have overcome these, rest proves unbearable because of the boredom it produces", and later states that "only an infinite and immutable object—that is, God himself—can fill this infinite abyss."
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had been used in print in the sense of "to be tiresome or dull" since 1768 at the latest. The expression "boredom" means "state of being bored," 1852, from bore (v.1) + -dom. It also has been employed in a sense "bores as a class" (1883) and "practice of being a bore" (1864, a sense properly
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and similar symptoms. Nonetheless, boredom proneness has been found to be as strongly correlated with attentional lapses as with depression. Although boredom is often viewed as a trivial and mild irritant, proneness to boredom has been linked to a very diverse range of possible
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belonging to boreism, 1833). The word "bore" as a noun meaning a "thing which causes ennui or annoyance" is attested to since 1778; "of persons by 1812". The noun "bore" comes from the verb "bore", which had the meaning " be tiresome or dull" first attested 1768, a vogue word
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of human existence, stating, "...for if life, in the desire for which our essence and existence consists, possessed in itself a positive value and real content, there would be no such thing as boredom: mere existence would fulfil and satisfy us."
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that people find unpleasant—a lack of stimulation that leaves them craving relief, with a host of behavioral, medical and social consequences." According to BBC News, boredom "...can be a dangerous and disruptive state of mind that damages your
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in boredom; people will expend considerable effort to prevent or remedy it, yet in many circumstances, it is accepted as suffering to be endured. Common passive ways to escape boredom are to sleep or to think creative thoughts
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illustration depicting a bore putting her audience to sleep
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Boredom: A History of Western Philosophical Perspectives
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state in which the individual feels a pervasive lack of
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Cheyne, J. A.; Carriere, J. S. A.; Smilek, D. (2006).
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of one's environment as dull, tedious, and lacking in
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The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
1692:"You Didn't Invent That: Charles Dickens and Boredom"
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among teens. Boredom has been proposed as a cause of
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education, and autonomy. Boredom can be a symptom of
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2148:"Boredom: The Forgotten Factor in Fraud Prevention?"
1529:"Psychology: Why boredom is bad... and good for you"
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Experience Without Qualities: Boredom and Modernity
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2443:"Adolescent Substance Abuse and Leisure Boredom"
2441:Iso-Ahola, Seppo E.; Crowley, Edward D. (1991).
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816:characterized boredom as a mild form of
2262:The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics
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1401:"grunge lit" writers reject the label.
1293:became prominent in early 20th century
995:The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics
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2553:from the original on November 22, 2016
1968:"Boredom at work: A neglected concept"
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714:coined the term "boredom" in his work
2737:Reference Guide to Russian Literature
2541:Technology & Science – CBC News.
2280:. Indianapolis, IN: Hackett Pub. Co.
2274:Pascal, Blaise; Ariew, Roger (2005).
2192:. Oxford dictionaries. Archived from
1731:from the original on 16 February 2017
800:processes: "an unpleasant, transient
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2857:A Short History of French Literature
1468:"Why Boredom Is Anything but Boring"
1392:been described as both a sub-set of
870:is a state of tiredness, weariness,
2977:Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
2712:. November 17, 2008. Archived from
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2170:from the original on April 28, 2018
1539:from the original on 24 August 2017
2859:. Penguin Books. pp. 254–255.
2830:. Amsterdam: Rodopi. p. 198.
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2250:https://doi.org/10.1037/emo0000439
1761:from the original on 25 April 2018
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2214:Hall J. E., Guyton A. C. (2006).
1933:Journal of Personality Assessment
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2938:"A Short Note on Grunge Fiction"
2844:from the original on 2015-04-27.
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2706:"Bothered much? 'Meh' is a word"
2057:from the original on 2011-04-26.
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2770:Dostoevsky's Polyphonic Talent
2467:10.1080/00222216.1991.11969857
2216:Textbook of Medical Physiology
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2877:Journal of Australian Studies
1667:"Online Etymology Dictionary"
1642:"Online Etymology Dictionary"
1617:"Online Etymology Dictionary"
1466:Koerth-Baker, Maggie (2016).
1448:. Cambridge University Press.
1091:The Princess Who Never Smiled
949:Boredom also plays a role in
727:The French term for boredom,
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5149:Aestheticization of politics
4223:Social emotional development
2572:Torres, Ida (May 30, 2013).
2032:10.1016/j.concog.2007.04.008
1898:10.1016/j.concog.2005.11.009
1375:Grunge lit is an Australian
658:. It seems to be a specific
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2855:Brereton, Geoffery (1968).
2447:Journal of Leisure Research
2125:10.2466/pr0.1991.69.3f.1139
2020:Consciousness and Cognition
1876:Consciousness and Cognition
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2416:J Personality Social Psych
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1945:10.1207/s15327752jpa5001_2
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2908:The Literary Encyclopedia
2889:10.1080/14443059909387538
2768:Barnhart, Joe E. (2005).
1785:The Journal of Psychology
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694:Etymology and terminology
4156:in virtual communication
2824:Gargett, Graham (2004).
2793:Asong, Linus T. (2012).
2494:10.2466/pr0.1990.67.1.35
1586:10.37708/psyct.v14i1.559
1184:employee exit management
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5275:Existentialist concepts
5169:Evolutionary aesthetics
5119:The Aesthetic Dimension
1442:Carrera, Elena (2023).
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5265:Concepts in aesthetics
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2349:May 13, 2011, at the
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2113:Psychological Reports
1966:Fisher, C.D. (1993).
1573:Psychological Thought
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2308:What is Metaphysics?
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1187:may be construed as
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999:What is Metaphysics?
788:A girl looking bored
322:Emotional Detachment
5199:Philosophy of music
5174:Mathematical beauty
4246:constructed emotion
3916:functional accounts
2716:on February 7, 2009
2636:(August 16, 2013).
2459:1991JLeiR..23..260I
2329:Google Books Search
2196:on 8 September 2011
1484:2016Natur.529..146K
1396:and an offshoot of
1231:A superfluous man (
1104:clinical depression
985:Arthur Schopenhauer
959:Friedrich Nietzsche
822:positive psychology
778:Gaston de La Touche
739:comes "from French
5194:Philosophy of film
5184:Patterns in nature
5154:Applied aesthetics
5129:Why Beauty Matters
4915:Life imitating art
4776:Art for art's sake
4146:in decision-making
3387:(sense of purpose)
2643:The New York Times
2306:Martin Heidegger,
2260:Martin Heidegger.
2164:10.1002/jcaf.21887
1725:www.etymonline.com
1698:. 15 December 2015
1669:. Etymonline.com.
1644:. Etymonline.com.
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2584:on 15 August 2013
2578:Japan Daily Press
2287:978-0-87220-717-2
2146:Hollow, Matthew.
1856:978-0-465-02411-7
1478:(7585): 146–148.
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4121:Emotionality
4094:responsivity
4042:and bullying
4037:intelligence
3847:Affectivity
3831:neuroscience
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1421:Drab (color)
1398:Generation X
1374:
1348:The Stranger
1347:
1332:Albert Camus
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1267:Byronic hero
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1205:interjection
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5013:(c. 335 BC)
5003:(c. 390 BC)
4982:Work of art
4935:Picturesque
4791:Avant-garde
4748:Winckelmann
4623:Kierkegaard
4548:Collingwood
4518:Baudrillard
4445:Romanticism
4415:Historicism
4349:Mathematics
4136:and culture
3941:recognition
3926:homeostatic
3826:forecasting
3775:Weltschmerz
3748:Misanthropy
3525:grandiosity
3407:Inspiration
3397:Infatuation
3365:Humiliation
3287:Frustration
3160:Contentment
2918:9 September
2482:Psychol Rep
2340:Erich Fromm
1939:(1): 4–17.
1801:Fisher 1993
1416:Cabin fever
1299:Franz Kafka
1275:existential
1142:ingenuity.
1048:Erich Fromm
1033:nothingness
1009:remarks in
926:During the
888:stimulation
757:"long" and
717:Bleak House
708: 1780
412:Humiliation
357:Frustration
257:Contentment
5259:Categories
4952:Recreation
4930:Perception
4823:Creativity
4523:Baumgarten
4513:Baudelaire
4395:Classicism
4310:Aesthetics
4213:Pathognomy
4114:well-being
4030:and gender
4025:expression
4020:exhaustion
4005:detachment
3990:competence
3971:Emotional
3953:regulation
3936:perception
3931:in animals
3881:and memory
3817:Affective
3725:Worldviews
3587:melancholy
3572:Resentment
3442:Loneliness
3417:Irritation
3402:Insecurity
3392:Indulgence
3267:Excitement
3252:Enthusiasm
3185:Depression
3145:Confidence
3140:Compassion
3115:Attraction
3040:Admiration
3035:Acceptance
2954:2017-02-03
2526:2015-03-27
2293:2009-07-27
2174:October 1,
1677:2015-12-20
1652:2015-12-20
1627:2013-12-06
1453:References
1431:Motivation
1389:nihilistic
1371:Grunge lit
1365:Grunge lit
1359:alienation
1338:L'Étranger
1289:The bored
1135:drug abuse
977:hedonistic
909:repetition
884:perception
878:Philosophy
857:depression
833:depression
810:Mark Leary
765:Psychology
750:Langeweile
722:The Albion
652:depression
517:Resentment
442:Loneliness
332:Enthusiasm
272:Depression
242:Confidence
172:Admiration
167:Acceptance
114:In animals
59:seller in
4957:Reverence
4863:Eroticism
4833:Depiction
4806:Masculine
4708:Santayana
4668:Nietzsche
4613:Hutcheson
4603:Heidegger
4588:Greenberg
4543:Coleridge
4508:Balthasar
4493:Aristotle
4455:Theosophy
4450:Symbolism
4425:Modernism
4410:Formalism
4241:appraisal
4181:sociology
4132:Emotions
4104:symbiosis
4089:reasoning
4059:isolation
4000:contagion
3985:blackmail
3911:expressed
3906:evolution
3896:and sleep
3886:and music
3821:computing
3768:Reclusion
3763:Pessimism
3738:Defeatism
3668:Suffering
3614:Sehnsucht
3557:Rejection
3508:self-pity
3483:Nostalgia
3452:limerence
3422:Isolation
3360:Hostility
3317:Happiness
3297:Gratitude
3242:Emptiness
3225:vicarious
3175:Curiosity
3150:Confusion
3090:Annoyance
3070:Amusement
3060:Agitation
3055:Affection
3050:Aesthetic
3045:Adoration
2654:23 August
2618:23 August
2588:24 August
2158:: 19–24.
1995:204327241
1884:CiteSeerX
1603:236539890
1595:2193-7281
1426:Dysthymia
1381:fictional
1346:for '
1323:for '
1315:La Nausée
1217:adjective
1131:attention
1112:parenting
1012:Either/Or
968:Either/Or
953:thought.
944:decadence
940:pessimism
920:Rea Irvin
848:attention
829:attention
802:affective
577:Suspicion
567:Suffering
537:Self-pity
502:Rejection
457:Nostalgia
437:Limerence
407:Hostility
387:Happiness
367:Gratitude
312:Elevation
267:Curiosity
247:Confusion
202:Annoyance
182:Amusement
177:Affection
5270:Emotions
5232:Category
5164:Axiology
5033:(c. 500)
5023:(c. 100)
4898:Judgment
4853:Emotions
4848:Elegance
4828:Cuteness
4801:Feminine
4764:Concepts
4733:Tanizaki
4713:Schiller
4698:Richards
4688:Rancière
4658:Maritain
4593:Hanslick
4533:Benjamin
4405:Feminism
4374:Theology
4354:Medieval
4344:Japanese
4339:Internet
4099:security
4079:literacy
4064:lability
4054:intimacy
3995:conflict
3975:aperture
3872:Emotion
3856:negative
3851:positive
3841:spectrum
3806:measures
3758:Optimism
3753:Nihilism
3743:Fatalism
3733:Cynicism
3678:Sympathy
3673:Surprise
3515:Pleasure
3437:Kindness
3427:Jealousy
3412:Interest
3379:Hysteria
3262:Euphoria
3205:Distrust
3155:Contempt
3135:Calmness
3027:Emotions
3014:Emotions
2842:Archived
2811:Archived
2710:Sky News
2684:Archived
2648:Archived
2551:Archived
2520:Archived
2385:10319449
2347:Archived
2200:5 August
2168:Archived
2098:34488776
2052:Archived
2048:15639587
2040:17574866
1906:16427318
1843:(1997).
1765:28 April
1759:Archived
1735:28 April
1729:Archived
1671:Archived
1646:Archived
1621:Archived
1543:28 April
1537:Archived
1512:28 April
1506:Archived
1502:26762441
1405:See also
1307:(1915),
1291:antihero
1271:cynicism
1203:" is an
1124:learning
1069:such as
1065:In some
936:cynicism
905:daydream
868:Lethargy
806:interest
572:Surprise
482:Pleasure
432:Kindness
422:Jealousy
417:Interest
342:Euphoria
297:Distrust
252:Contempt
159:Emotions
80:Emotions
72:a series
70:Part of
57:souvenir
34:Khastegi
5227:Outline
5142:Related
5009:Poetics
4977:Tragedy
4967:Sublime
4940:Quality
4925:Mimesis
4883:Harmony
4868:Fashion
4843:Ecstasy
4838:Disgust
4754:more...
4723:Scruton
4648:Lyotard
4583:Goodman
4563:Deleuze
4498:Aquinas
4488:Alberti
4461:more...
4440:Realism
4420:Marxism
4400:Fascism
4383:Schools
4369:Science
4324:Ancient
4269:Italics
4232:Theory
4188:Feeling
4141:history
4126:bounded
4084:prosody
3891:and sex
3876:and art
3836:science
3792:Affect
3786:Related
3661:chronic
3636:Shyness
3596:Saudade
3582:Sadness
3577:Revenge
3567:Remorse
3498:Passion
3488:Outrage
3478:Neglect
3338:Hiraeth
3237:Empathy
3215:Ecstasy
3200:Disgust
3170:Cruelty
3165:Courage
3130:Boredom
3110:Arousal
3100:Anxiety
3085:Anguish
2502:2236416
2455:Bibcode
2277:Pensées
2133:1792282
2090:8851777
1953:3723312
1914:5516349
1702:8 April
1533:bbc.com
1480:Bibcode
1445:Boredom
1253:Russian
1241:, 1908.
1164:Boreout
1159:Boreout
1116:stimuli
1060:waiting
1037:anxiety
1024:Pensées
1021:in the
900:anxiety
872:fatigue
818:disgust
794:boredom
774:Boredom
688:meaning
647:emotion
635:boredom
552:Shyness
527:Saudade
522:Sadness
512:Remorse
472:Passion
462:Outrage
327:Empathy
307:Ecstasy
292:Disgust
262:Courage
237:Boredom
222:Arousal
212:Anxiety
197:Anguish
147:Valence
5133:(2009)
5123:(1977)
5113:(1946)
5103:(1939)
5093:(1935)
5083:(1934)
5073:(1933)
5063:(1891)
5053:(1835)
5043:(1757)
4910:Kitsch
4888:Humour
4818:Comedy
4796:Beauty
4738:Vasari
4728:Tagore
4703:Ruskin
4643:Lukács
4633:Langer
4578:Goethe
4503:Balázs
4483:Adorno
4364:Nature
4329:Africa
4236:affect
4218:Pathos
4171:social
4015:eating
3688:Wonder
3656:Stress
3646:Sorrow
3562:Relief
3552:Regret
3540:vanity
3535:insult
3530:hubris
3385:Ikigai
3355:Horror
3331:Hatred
3190:Desire
3180:Defeat
3105:Apathy
2834:
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1411:Apathy
1357:, and
1344:French
1325:Nausea
1321:French
1273:, and
1075:ubuntu
1041:vanity
963:Pascal
780:, 1893
665:health
656:apathy
645:is an
643:tedium
587:Wonder
562:Sorrow
507:Relief
497:Regret
402:Horror
392:Hatred
277:Desire
217:Apathy
104:Affect
61:Moscow
44:, and
5222:Index
4991:Works
4972:Taste
4962:Style
4743:Wilde
4683:Plato
4678:Pater
4638:Lipps
4598:Hegel
4568:Dewey
4558:Danto
4538:Burke
4359:Music
4334:India
4317:Areas
4161:moral
4069:labor
3921:group
3700:Worry
3683:Trust
3651:Spite
3631:Shock
3626:Shame
3520:Pride
3493:Panic
3372:Hygge
3312:Guilt
3307:Grief
3302:Greed
3272:Faith
3210:Doubt
3080:Angst
3075:Anger
3065:Agony
2948:(PDF)
2941:(PDF)
2679:Slate
2094:S2CID
2055:(PDF)
2044:S2CID
2016:(PDF)
1991:S2CID
1971:(PDF)
1910:S2CID
1599:S2CID
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1279:duels
1213:"meh"
1166:is a
918:1916
892:Labor
820:. In
759:Weile
755:lange
741:ennui
737:ennui
733:ennui
729:ennui
641:, or
639:ennui
592:Worry
582:Trust
547:Shock
542:Shame
487:Pride
467:Panic
382:Guilt
377:Grief
372:Greed
347:Faith
302:Doubt
192:Angst
187:Anger
18:Bored
4946:Rasa
4904:Kama
4878:Gaze
4813:Camp
4693:Rand
4628:Klee
4618:Kant
4608:Hume
4528:Bell
3980:bias
3965:work
3547:Rage
3503:Pity
3464:Lust
3447:Love
3350:Hope
3282:Flow
3277:Fear
3257:Envy
3018:list
2920:2009
2832:ISBN
2801:ISBN
2774:ISBN
2749:ISBN
2722:2008
2692:2014
2656:2013
2620:2013
2590:2013
2559:2016
2498:PMID
2381:PMID
2353:p. 7
2321:ISBN
2282:ISBN
2220:ISBN
2202:2011
2176:2014
2129:PMID
2086:PMID
2036:PMID
1949:PMID
1902:PMID
1851:ISBN
1767:2018
1737:2018
1704:2021
1591:ISSN
1545:2018
1514:2018
1498:PMID
1071:Zulu
957:and
894:and
855:and
745:enui
492:Rage
477:Pity
452:Lust
447:Love
397:Hope
352:Fear
337:Envy
124:Mood
4873:Fun
4653:Man
4573:Fry
3432:Joy
3120:Awe
2885:doi
2741:doi
2490:doi
2463:doi
2424:doi
2373:doi
2369:133
2160:doi
2121:doi
2078:doi
2028:doi
1983:doi
1941:doi
1894:doi
1823:doi
1789:137
1581:doi
1488:doi
1476:529
1383:or
1379:of
1311:'s
1301:'s
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1178:A "
1149:".
1094:by
946:."
896:art
776:by
674:In
671:."
654:or
427:Joy
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