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iconoclast
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iconoclast
Surgery A surgical instrument used for blunt dissection, which may be used below the galea aponeurotica in preparation for scalp reduction-browlift in hair restoration. See Hair replacement.


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Historian Luise White rather iconoclastically notes that "history is a messy business" which has no "perfect closure" to any event, and each fact about the event contains "inborn absences specific to its production" (2003: 2).
The more iconoclastically inclined could head seven miles north, to a former Catholic girls' school in Burbank, where in 1969 the Disney Company founded the California Institute of the Arts - or CalArts - to nourish film-making talent that Disney might later draw upon.
It's not (overtly) sexy, it's (nominally) intelligent and, most iconoclastically of all given this fall season, it's a drama that doesn't truck in crime procedurals, just the far messier procedurals of the bewildered heart.
 
 
 
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