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frontmost

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Adj.1.frontmost - preceding all others in spatial position; "the foremost compartment of the ship"
front - relating to or located in the front; "the front lines"; "the front porch"


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He was concerned with problems of foreshortening, or accounting for the visual distortion that appears at the periphery of vision and in the frontmost plane of painting, and of painting domes and curved surfaces, where the angle of vision would be in some way oblique to the painted surface.
The goal is to land yourself a seat in one of the frontmost cars, known as the "secure package" the group of limos that carry the president, his most trusted advisors, their aides, and various other hangers-on.
How, then, could this party abandon the frontmost children, whenever they are unwanted, and say they are a commodity, not human; transform them from the rank of children to the likeness of things, discards, stripped of human dignity?
 
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