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After a partial spin, the last opposing tête is replaced by a four-headed X-shape hanging lonely in the upper right, slowly spinning on its own x-point. With the benefit of distance, you can now see that two of the heads are pointed in the direction of the spin, and two look arrière . A 4 tête Janus, that uses its' foreheads as foot-heels. |
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