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But the quality of a Tasha's burger doesn't just have aesthetic value.
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We are looking for those images that have both geologic and aesthetic value.
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The pathetic only has aesthetic value in as far as it is sublime.
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Instead, he wants people to appreciate them for their aesthetic value.
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They help remove excess soil moisture - to say nothing of their aesthetic value.
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Every novel created with real passion aspires quite naturally to a lasting aesthetic value.
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It increases the efficiency of an open fire without compromising on its aesthetic value.
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The spoken language was prized chiefly for its aesthetic value.
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He assented, but her remark had only an aesthetic value.
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Spoilers: Car spoilers have more than aesthetic value.
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And expression is the vehicle of aesthetic value.
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Vischer also made fun of Zimmermann's enthusiasm for the aesthetic value of the sense of touch.
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There is, however, a circumstance which remarkably lessens the aesthetic value of these sorts of poetry.
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Judgements of intrinsic ethical or aesthetic value are apt to have some self-evidence, but not much.
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This should not be interpreted as exhausting the aesthetic value of logic and morality in the drama.
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For in order that experience may have aesthetic value, an aesthetic interest must be taken in it.
