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attenuate
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attenuate /at·ten·u·ate/ (ah-ten´u-āt)
1. to render thin.
2. to render less virulent.

at·ten·u·ate (-tny-t)
v.
1. To reduce in force, value, amount, or degree; weaken; diminish.
2. To make bacteria or viruses less virulent.
adj.
Reduced or weakened, as in strength, value, or virulence.


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This logic attenuates the force of anything new ("surprise" or the "unexpected") by measuring it in terms of the relations of exchange existing in the past and fostering a non-dialectical relationship to any new object, in which this object is owned or mastered by a non-responsive and unchanging subject.
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