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FL-241112 Anomalous Exegesis in the Book of the Words of the Vision of Amram: Melkiresha and the Red Dreams

 

FL-090311 Cosyntax: exploring syntactic anomalies in the narration of dreams

 

FL-050911 Cryptosemantics - Kriptosemantika

 

FL-270813 Ne Geamderyr ys Gneim: Ne Slaeyel ys Kagi - The Geometry of Dreams: The Soul's Code

 

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