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On a visit to the atelier in 2008, Petra Kipphoff, art critic for the Germany weekly magazine "Die Zeit", gave the following assessment: "Here, the word sitespecific, often misused for any object pitched on to any patch of green, is to be taken in its true sense because these works are created in and for one location alone and cannot be transplanted to another or sold."
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Colin Waine, of the National Obesity Forum, said: These figures just go to show the wide-reaching ramifications of obesity, which go way beyond diabetes, heart disease and stroke to several sitespecific cancers.
Obesity in the past | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2007
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Analysis of cooling ratio time series is potentially useful as a tool to identify sitespecific microclimatic biases in temperature series.
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Coldry Pty Ltd, which was established earlier this year and will enable the detailed, sitespecific design and feasibility study to be undertaken by our engineers, Arup.
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N.S. Harsha repeatedly engages with the entire exhibition space, combining objects with sitespecific paintings on walls or floors.
Art Knowledge News Herod Bannister 2009
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