Online, too, Clarice has acquired a posthumous shadow body, as pictures of actresses portraying her are constantly reproduced in lieu of the original.
The celebrity of the drawing, a symbol of the Renaissance, of the equilibrium of man and mankind, of the universality of the artists and intellectuals of the time (Humanism) made it iconic and it has been constantly reproduced and adapted especially for advertisement and logos, not only in the medical field.
It's a horny beast that seeks to constantly reproduce itself.
But the structure of the discourse and its content remain largely unchanged and their coded messages are constantly reproduced in new forms.
#Rio2016 should also serve as an opportunity for us, spectators, to keep talking, even if it sounds repetitive in certain corners, and challenging oppressive norms and standards that are still socially accepted, and constantly reproduced.
This was done to validate the ability of the examiner to constantly reproduce the quantitative outcome measurements of the clinical parameters used.
"Mosquitoes are reproducing constantly throughout the summer," said Dr. Michael Potter, an urban entomologist at the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
It is dreadful to see actors reproducing the same image constantly".
The development versus humanitarianism "has become a monotonous critique, constantly rehashing this basic dilemma and reproducing its lyrical dispositions" (Duffield, 2007: 50).
Why, heck, she might want to even ask some perfect strangers she meets in the halls at Foggy Bottom: "Hey, would you like a free trip to the Middle East?" Sure, it helps to know some history, but a grasp of biology now is even more useful — like how an amoeba reproduces by constantly splitting itself in half.
Reproducing anything, for fun.
