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Motif Defined
An element that serves as a theme, which is developed further and recurs throughout the work. This element can be an event, color, situation, object, setting, or character type. In Shakespeare's Macbeth, for example, motifs include sleep/sleeplessness, the weather, and blood.
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- Ikat - Wikipédia
- Motifs décoratifs de l'art perse - Wikipédia
- Zn finger containing proteins as targets for the c...[Infect Disord Drug Targets. 2007] - PubMed Result
- CompBio@mimuw: Software: MeMoFinder: Combines motif finders with a reference motif database and clusters the output
- RepeatMasker Web Server
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- Téléchargement de photo Flickr : Shower Tile Colors: Carreaux. J'aime. C'est sentimental.
- IAB - IAB Creative Specs Database
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