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prediction:the-number-of-spatial-moves-and-refinements-possible-in-diagrammatic-systems-is-nearly-infiniteThe number of spatial moves and refinements possible in diagrammatic systems is nearly infinite
Proposed within the framework that while primary moves are limited, their inflections and attributes are boundless.
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- Diagrammatic Writingmentions
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- Final meta-claim on the irreducible relativity and specificity of the system.
- Conditional statement linking smooth unfolding to the progressive emergence of the fifteen properties and increased life.
- Critique of 20th-century modernism's inadequate form language.
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