| Well, of course, it is just that usualness of mundane experience that is important in itself. |
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| Creator of more than 30 pieces, his work can be recognized by his audacity and the usualness of the characters of his creations. |
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| These stories are largely about angry, dangerously disappointed males who are terrifying in their typicality, their American, gun-owning, car-driving, TV-watching usualness. |
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| This is a 'method of education' par excellence since the arts create new ways of access to understanding reality by intervening in usualness, thus sharpening the sense for possibilities. |
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| When discussing the usualness of diabetes, the farmworkers shared that a large number of family members and friends had been diagnosed with this chronic disease. |
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