A cinemateque, also known as a film library or archive, is a public institution that collects, preserves, and provides access to films and related materials such as documents, sound recordings, and photographs. Cinematiques can also be privately run by film associations and societies.
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Relating to the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche, particularly emphasizing the will to power, the Übermensch or superman, and the rejection of traditional morality and values in favor of individual strength and creativity.
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Grubbiness refers to dirtiness or a lack of cleanliness, often in a state of being in a messy and untidy condition. It can also denote a general state of disorder or a tendency to be filthy.
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A fictional creature combining the features of a dragon and a bird, characterized by wings and a flame-breathing capability.
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The term 'allocatees' refers to the people or entities to whom something has been allocated, such as resources, tasks, or responsibilities. It is often used in a formal or bureaucratic context to denote recipients of assignments or allocations from a higher authority.
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Barquisimeto is a city in western Venezuela, located in Zulia State and serves as both a municipality and a commune. It is known for its agricultural production and is an important transportation hub.
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A person who buys or uses a dozen at a time; a frequent purchaser or consumer of a dozen at a time, usually in a commercial or industrial context.
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in a manner that involves or depends on recollection from past experiences; vividly and accurately in the mind; specifically, in psychical research, exactly like a picture of a mental image of an event when it is brought into consciousness, as in recollection of a vivid dream or the past; with memory, featuring a vivid mental picture or recollection.
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Relating to or designed to help someone or something adapt to new or changing environmental conditions or circumstances.
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in a way that shows great authority, often in an angry or rude manner
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