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By spotting temperature differences of a few hundred-thousandths of a kelvin, Smoot's instrument revealed the first evidence of those stretched-out quantum irregularities--the seeds of further lumpiness built up by gravitational attraction. Private property exerts an almost gravitational attraction in Fortune's Fool, a phenomenon reflected in John Arnone's elegant slice-of-life sets. What can account for this mutual gravitational attraction that is cosmic in nature and telegenic in scope? |
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