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this shows unity because the things here look like they all belong together because they fit into the group of female products
The curving repetition of the spindles of the spiral staircase creates the feel of movement. It draws the eye into the picture to jump from one spindle to the next. This photo allows the viewer to use their imagination and continue the rhythm off the page. The spindles appear smaller as they go farther down the staircase giving the rhythm variety.
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Title: Surgery, its principles and practice
Creator: Ashhurst, Astley Paston Cooper
Publisher: Philadelphia, Lea
Sponsor: MSN
Contributor: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Date: 1920
Language: eng
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, IfSFI-JNU is genuinely willing to resist CPI(M)'s opportunist and degenerate politics of betrayal of Left principles, .
-~ why does it want to remain the official student wing of CPI(M)?I .
The trut,h: Instead of forthrightly and consistently fighting the CPf(M)'s opportunist politics, the SFI-JNU continues to .
claim allegiance to the CPI(M) and the national SFI, while seeking 'autonomy' and 'federal freedom' to take a politically .
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'Left leaning campus like JNU'l .. . .
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CONVENIENT stance In JNU, ONLYto win elections in a .
Will SFI-JNU Answer the Questions Asked by Its Own Sympathisers? .
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One well-known former SFIIeader from JNU. sympathetic to the SFI-JNU. asked·on the Pragotiwebsite: · ·.
"The more I see the JNU-SFI in action, the more I am puzzled.... . .
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"Whetherthose who were expelled from SFI and against whom this dissolution of the unit is targeted, are keen to .. ' rejoin SFI? If yes, then why did they resign from the membership of the CPI(M)? .
"I still don't understand the organisational/ political decision of leaving the CPI(M) and then wanting to stick with.
the SFI. You can't leave the party and hope to remain in the front, notjust in the CPI(M) but any political formation .
-left, right, centre. As an example. can one imagine publically resigning from the Congress and insisting on .,'.
continuing in the NSUI? Whywould one even do it?!.> "When 1see seasoned political activists indulge in shadow-boxing ofthis sort, it somehow makes me feel .
's changed at all....".
that despite all the changes, perhaps nothingWould the SFI.JNU care to answer these questions -that are being asked not just by AISA but which are puzzjing their own sympathizers? The Sfi..JNU 'Legacy' in JNU: Some Inescapable Facts .
The SFI-JNU has been telling the campus that it has now washed its hands off the embarrassing and shameful legacy of being the defenderofCPI(M)'s opportunist and anti-people politics, and it is the real champion of a glorious 'legacy' of SFl-..~ Ied student struggle in JNU. .,.., s own !egacy in JNU, however, has its own ample share of right-wing deviation..
SFI-JNU'-. The SFI-JNU claims to be the champion of 'democracy' and 'right to dissent' against the authoritarian move of SFI's national body to dissolve the JNU Unit. Well it is easy to champion one's own right to dissent. Has SFI-JNU stood up for the rightto dissentofother political streams? Is it nottrue that the SFI refused to support a joint struggle for lifting ofJNU administration's ban on a student outfitagainst Operation Green Hunt, on the grounds that itwas a 'pro-Maoist' outfit? Didn't SFI in JNU boycott collective initiatives against the witch-hunt of Binayak Sen? ',. ,· ;. Why did SFI oppose the anti-Nestle struggle led by the AISA-led JNUSU, and defend the Nestle outlet in 2004-05? from the workers' struggle in 2007?.
Why did the SFI'dissociate' \ .
Why did the SF! launch a vicious campaign against the students who showed black flags to Manmohan Singh .
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when he visited JNU in 2005? .
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Why did SFI in its so-called 'glorious' legacy NEVER bother to fight for Deprivation Points in JNU admissions .
during 1983-93 when it remained scrapped despite SFI's domination in JNUSU? Whydid it remain for t:he very first AISA-Ied JNUSU of 1993to restore it? !. .
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Why did the SFI oppose and undermine the struggle by the AISA-led JNUSU, between-2008-201 0 against the mischievous 'cut-off criterion for OBC reservation in JNU? ALL these widely recognised misdeeds were the direct handiwork ofthe present day leaders of SFI·JNU and ::. .
legacy they claim to represent! These are NOT cases like Singur-Nanctigram or support·forconstitute the 'glorious' .
Pranab where THEY were "constrained" to "defend" a right-deviationist decision of central leadership against THEIRwishes. Will SFI-JNU explain THEIR share of Right-wing Deviations and utterly Reactionary role on these JNU-specific issues? .
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Both Factions of SFI: United by AISA..bashing .
The official SFI unit, in its leaflet, accused the breakaway SFI-JNU of being a '8-Team ofAISA.' .
The SFI-JNU, in a resolution adopted on 29.07.2012, declares that it is the ''SFI-JNU Unit which is the main opposition force against the AISA in JNU campus.n So, why do both SFI (official) and SFI-JNU compete with each other to prove that THEY ARE the "main opposition .
force" to AISA? .
Why is Itthat BOTH factions ofSFI are LEAST CONCERNED about proving that they are the 'main opposition force' to .
right-wing forces and Adminjstration's anti-student policies? .
Wall, SFI and SFI-JNU can both concentrate on the sectarian purpose of 'opposing' AISA (and therebyweakening the -. .
studeot movement and strengthening the Administration and the right-wlng forces) ..... AISA Is prouc;i to.be the f!llain opposition force' to the right-wing ABVP and YFE, and to the Administration's .
policies of promoting privatization and undermining reservation. .
Omprasa~, Jt. Secy,.AlSA.JNU.
Akbar, President, ATSA, JNU .
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Image from '[Manual of Geology: treating of the principles of the science with special reference to American geological history ... Revised edition.]', 000858023
Author: DANA, James Dwight.
Page: 870
Year: 1895
Place: New York
Publisher: American Book Co.
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Despite the fact that there are no obvious symmetry in here, neither side of the photograph feels unbalanced due to the fact that there are various secondary subjects dispersed throughout the image. The top and bottom of the image is weighed done by a long thing sign and a table. The man on the left and the big eupment on the right is equal in positive space, and there are few items in between that takes up space as well.