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a closer look at the steps above 11:

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One example of using the prime harmonic series as a "found object" is Dante Rosati's "prime guitar".

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One example of using the prime harmonic series as a &quot;found object&quot; is Dante Rosati's &quot;prime guitar&quot;.

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