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Originally we had concluded that BPA gave irreproducible evidence of weak uterotrophic activity, but upon ordering the eight experiments we had conducted, according to decreasing control uterine weight, we confirmed reproducible weak uterotrophic activity for BPA when the control uteri were at the low end of their normal range. If for a while he enjoyed a vogue as a tony illustrator, collaborating with Frank O'Hara and Kenneth Koch and doing magazine covers, perhaps it was because his natural if less than extraordinary abilities as a draftsman made plain his fealty to the subject matter, while his inertly abstract passages alluded to those powers of the text that are irreproducible. Failing a female image like the composite Kali/Durga that can express this relationship adequately -- and failing what we may call the political will in feminist theology to evolve such an image in durable language -- Western women are left with the male image: the peculiar uncanniness, the scent, the irreproducible flavor (recall Portnoy's "buttermilk and Clorox") of the God of the Hebrew Bible. |
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irreproducible - impossible to reproduce or duplicate