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Terminal

homeostasis

ADAGE

Adnan Custovic,Fernando D. Martinezfirst part of the book. It seemed, even for us, that collaboration was about adaptation. We aimed for the perfect collaboration, but factors such as time, schedules, and other projects plagued many steps in the collaborative chain.

Innocence

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companion

Presenting the Collaboration with the audience’s reaction in mind. You designed the premise. You designed the climax. You have designed with the needs of others in mind while allowing your artistic abilities to create bolder, better plans for your contribution. Now, how do you best present them?

伪善

initiate

移植

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-1998-2 play .. There are always details you cannot even begin to tackle. Beside the imminent demand of production schedules, there are just too many elements that must be addressed. Even if you are lucky enough to have the assistance of a dramaturg, you can never cover everything.

Leisureliness

神秘