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It also provides an auditable chain of custody, which helps ensure the irrefutability of all managed files, a critical factor in the event of litigation. Narrating her reflection of self in her master's eyes, Hemings functions doubly as both subject and object, affirming the irrefutability of his vision--mirroring his vision--and her interpellation in it. Equally important are petites batteries, eloquence and precision of footwork, and the irrefutability of the fifth position. |
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