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Giorgio de Chirico was surrealism's St John the Baptist, and it is in his paintings of 1911 to 1913, contemporary with cubism, that painting assimilates itself to the dream in a new way.

Still, military innovation usually assimilates itself into civilian life with an emphasis on benign applications.

It's invaded not only our language and assimilated itself into our daily culture, but infected an already open wound.

The essay ends by asking whether the horse can assimilate itself in the space age.

It also assimilates a staggering variety of influences.

"It was a great challenge to even assimilate it, it was so dreadful.

It would assimilate.

I thought of it as assimilating.

— it got assimilated into the mainstream.

On the other hand, it could assimilate into oblivion.

Despite the ease with which it can assimilate new forms, Kabuki is a very formalized theatre.