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...on itself and yet remains always itself – unalterable, and in the eternal symmetry of its own size.

...ther a negative or positive degeneration therefore arises, rather simply a symmetry and, consequently, a balanced harmony.

..., like with the Earth’s satellite, then an aggregate satellite and average symmetry results.

...nto itself and yet always remains itself – unchangeable and in the eternal symmetry of its own size.

...ther a negative or positive degeneration therefore arises, rather simply a symmetry and, consequently, a balanced harmony.

...g., 20 degrees) with respect the horizontal plane (again, assuming perfect symmetry of the UO and assuming the center of mass is directly below the suspension