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  "STRATEGIC ADVOCACY MISNAMED, ASTRA MIRROR NAMED. The page on the chip is Strategic Advocacy Australia's ('Strategic Advocacy Australia - Semantic War Theory', the Overview's card the same night); the composition gives 'the Strategic Advocacy Institute'. ASTRA MIRROR is named for the first time at the semantic-warfare addresses on file, with its mechanisms (frame control, asymmetric literalism, contamination by adjacency, forced entailment); McLoughlin's 'Meaning Extraction' is composed with 'Bleaching' added.",
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