Paleolithic Etymology of : BRiSer

Linguistic references

Semantic fields in Paraklist

Articulate to separate in R1

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CuT TRaCe BReaK RaiSe aNChoR ReMoVe DeSTRuCt WaR oR HaRRow RaKe TReNCh eaRTh HuRT Raiô aiRô aRè aRèS aRoô CouPer TRaCe BRiSer anCRe DeSTRuCtion GueRRe LaBouRer ChaRRue TRaNChe TeRRe

« TouR-oPeRaToRs » for 2 million years! in TR2

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ChiP STeP iTeRate PRoCeSS KNaP SeiZe oPPoRTuNe SToNe BReaK iNSTRuCT éTaPe PRoCeSSus iTéRer TaiLLer SuiVre oPPoRTuN PieRRe BRiSer iNSTRuCTion

Ambiguity, paradox and symbol in S1

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ReSeaRCh PaRaDoX BReaK TWo haLF oRiGiN SeX LiFe SouRCe SuMBoLoN ReCheRChe PaRaDoXe BRiSer DeuX PaRTie oRiGiNe Vie SeXe SouRCe

The Great Collapse in S2

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RooT oVeRTuRN RuSh DeSTRuCt BReaK RuiN PuLL eXTeRMiNate RaVaGe haRaṢ yaRaSh ShyRa MaShah ReNVeRSer BRiSer DeSTRuCtion RuiNe RaVaGe aRRaCher aBaTTRe eXTeRMiNer

BReaK CuT PieCe ShiVeR RaVaGe ShaṢaF ShaBaR BRiSer TaiLLer PièCe MoRCeau RaVaGe