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| - | '''vapor''' ''A.'' '''1.''' The intellectual, philosophical and aesthetic concerns of a mind inordinately possessed of the invisible. '''2.''' The product of gnostic impersonation, slaughtered on the altar where Abraham failed in duty. '''3.''' Element of mind which constitutes the initial association of distracted intellection. '''4.''' A concentration of artificially produced thought. '''5.''' Emanations arising from post-associational accidents. | + | '''vapor''' ''A.'' '''1.''' The intellectual, philosophical and aesthetic concerns of a mind inordinately possessed of the invisible. '''2.''' The precedent conditions of an embodification, slaughtered on the altar where Abraham failed in duty. '''3.''' Element of mind which constitutes the initial association of distracted intellection. '''4.''' A concentration of artificially produced thought. '''5.''' Emanations arising from post-associational accidents. |
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vapor A. 1. The intellectual, philosophical and aesthetic concerns of a mind inordinately possessed of the invisible. 2. The precedent conditions of an embodification, slaughtered on the altar where Abraham failed in duty. 3. Element of mind which constitutes the initial association of distracted intellection. 4. A concentration of artificially produced thought. 5. Emanations arising from post-associational accidents.
