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recursive

[ri-kur-siv] / rɪˈkɜr sɪv /
ADJECTIVE
returning back
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I reached out to about 10 while writing this story and began to run into some strange recursive quirks.

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But McCabe chillingly reveals it early enough that the book loses some momentum in the second half, becoming less incident-rich, more recursive.

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Who knows what caused it in my dad — the war, the work or the recursive loop that feeds one into the other and from which no one emerges unscathed?

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Mokri’s prior features, “Fish & Cat” and “Invasion,” have ouroboros-style plots, with recursive chronologies and scenes repeated from various characters’ points of view.

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“We kind of rode the coattails of 2048’s success in a sort of recursive, ouroboros kind of way,” he tells me.

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