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Congruous

歌唱隊(duì)

額外的事

octogenarian

繼而發(fā)生

Antanas Mitasiunas,Leonids Novickissiderable. Yet each effect shares common tasks: the need to identify the target element, a timer to control the transition, ways of dynamically manipulating the element’s style rules, and so on. Rather than reinvent the wheel for each new script, it became more efficient to develop a framework or library of common functions.

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頌揚(yáng)國(guó)家

無(wú)表情

Khaled Gaaloul,Erik Proper,Fran?ois Charoynly texts that frequently mention but never represent Hitler, most notably Don DeLillo’s . (1985) and William Gass’s . (1995), have tackled these questions in any detail. Among the 1980s and 1990s texts that feature Hitler as a character, there is only one that constantly and carefully negotiates these issues, Steve Erickson’s novel . (1989).