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Rekindle
03:03
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bike crash
03:01
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Gobs of sly bellows
02:42
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Shades of UV
01:57
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Untitled
01:17
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This City
01:39
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Wooden Man
02:23
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My Back Painting
02:06
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Bears Eat Bears
03:04
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Untitled 2
00:33
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Deep Earth
03:49
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Dorothy
03:23
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One, Two, Eleven!
02:46
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Canyons
02:28
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The Tesseract
04:08
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Large Hadron Collider
02:26
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