bisect
| To divide a line or angle into two equal parts. |
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Al's solo chapters thus metaphorize those descriptions, usually bisections, of an African American writing tradition along a "political" line that often serves to delineate gender and/or sexual orientation. We locate the anterior-posterior (AP) malleolar bisections and mark a line joining them on the plantar surface of the foot, representing the TMA. |
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