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100 something for ape luggage-handlers to throw around in the old ads. But no one reads anymore. Few are the transcoders and vast the distances to be knit into dependable complexity. But, hey, modernists, a fugue subject’s not like a rock: you kick it and the deal’s all but clinched. No, the thing is we only have the senses to depend on, paradoxes, latenesses, and all. The senses: sound, memory, gender, comfort of fit . . . and the fifth one, which I always forget – oh yes, the off button, being able to say no to memory when occasion demands -Bob Perelman

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