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Jiang affirms the felt aliveness of the Mona Lisa as the key phenomenon, even though the practical conditions of looking at the real painting are often crowded and imperfect.
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"It's like she's alive. Right. Sorry. Did you, your experience with the Mona Lisa. Can you talk about it?"
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"It's really you know really hard to actually look carefully at the Mona Lisa because there are so many people just you know standing..."
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"...of old ismanus and asapus at night along their banks saw crowds and clamor whenever thebans had to summon buckets such was the arching..."
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"...backs while we were careful not to trample on the outstretched crowd. We did not notice him until he had addressed us with, God..."
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"...us, they had come from behind but were more swift, a crowd of souls."
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"...say that he pulled away from the very you know, impressive crowd of competitors that he was surrounded by, including Marlowe, including Ford at..."
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"...this consulate rehearsing what he'd thrown he sadly learns all the crowd surrounds the one who won one goes in front and one tugs..."
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"Around him horsemen seemed to press and crowd, above their heads on golden banners eagles were represented moving in the wind. Among that crowd..."
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"...emotional journey with Dante. And because we have such a diverse crowd of people, I think everyone's journey will be different, okay? So I..."
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"...shore and he moved off as he had come swiftly. The crowd that he had left along the beach seemed not to know the..."
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"And just as people crowd around a messenger who bears an olive branch to hear his news, and no one hesitates to join that..."
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