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The Social Work of ,: Austen and the New Sensorium,rne was something she outgrew, as I shall argue in more detail in the pages to follow. And to be sure, as most undergraduates who have seen a Norton Critical Edition of Austen can attest, seemingly fleeting references like this one have served as central considerations for scholars interested in the

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Christopher C. Nagleat mimic more closely the moves of both players. We show that these logics form a chain in expressive power with ., and we introduce suitable notions of bisimulation for the two new logics presented in this paper. We then show that model checking for both . and . is PSPACE-complete. The construction