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2778:Screen time
2635:Affectional
2617:Development
2296:Mate choice
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2154:Cognitivism
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1765:Picturesque
1621:Avant-garde
1578:Winckelmann
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1378:Collingwood
1348:Baudrillard
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2183:processes
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1787:Reverence
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1538:Santayana
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146:Gene flow
116:Diversity
111:Variation
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2561:Language
2442:taxonomy
2255:Mismatch
2201:Cheating
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1994:Axiology
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1683:Emotions
1678:Elegance
1658:Cuteness
1631:Feminine
1594:Concepts
1563:Tanizaki
1543:Schiller
1528:Richards
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1363:Benjamin
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364:timeline
345:Evo-devo
303:Overview
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2848:Arousal
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2343:Display
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2057:Outline
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1807:Tragedy
1797:Sublime
1770:Quality
1755:Mimesis
1713:Harmony
1698:Fashion
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1393:Deleuze
1328:Aquinas
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1250:Marxism
1230:Fascism
1213:Schools
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1718:Humour
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1708:Gaze
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