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Hello, Eric.
Happy to oblige.
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Peter
Peter Feigenbaum, Ph.D.
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Fordham University
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Re: [xmca] The Ubiquity of
Unicorns: conversation
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Peter:
Could you make another attempt at including the diagram? I am curious if
it is similar to the diagrams that Mikhail Basov used to discuss human
development. Your commnets on utterance/conversation provide great
insight into the study of human development.
eric
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