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the notion of

sort of

in a sense

a way to

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both

and

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as a kind of

or so

relatively

and so on

in a sense

on the idea of

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quite

very interesting

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both from

and kind of

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you know

the end or the beginning

as both a kind of

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on the one hand

most of which

rather sort of

either

or not

not really

These lines are taken from Tim Etchell (UK) and Adrian Heathfield (UK), "Testing Presence: The Unfolding Exchange (Keynote Conversation)" Transmediale, Berlin (DE), February 4, 2011

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-==The Notion of the Discourse==
-This text is extracted from a conversation between Tim Etchells and  Adrian Heathfield at the 2011 Transmediale conference in Berlin. Both hailing from the United Kingdom, Etchells is a performance artist who's currently a Thinker-in-Residence at Tate London, and Heathfield works in and around the scenes of contemporary performance. As they discussed various performance art works to the audience, they intertwined words, terms, and phrases that are used to describe something rather than defining something. By notating only what was said in this inbetween space, a vague, yet comical landscape unfolds. An Ode to British Thinkers, if you will.
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+''These lines are taken from Tim Etchell (UK) and Adrian Heathfield (UK), "Testing Presence: The Unfolding Exchange (Keynote Conversation)" Transmediale, Berlin (DE), February 4, 2011''