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Change one slot, keep the rest, and see the line before you go. Forms, side by side shows what each slot does.
The line
soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}/play/rpg-wednesday/#rpg-wednesday
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- subject
soup- mode
topic- body
base.integrate.serve
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An operator in front
Back to soup(studio-table)[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}
Families it belongs to
soup[*]5 lines, with the lens opensoup{*}5 lines, with what it holds open[topic]6 lines, with the word open
Other lines about soup
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near: a line sharing a slot uses it · common: common on the shelf
charge the charge in front
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boon soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}add boon
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subject the word
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atlas[topic]{base.integrate.serve}swap to atlas
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dish[topic]{base.integrate.serve}swap to dish
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folio[topic]{base.integrate.serve}swap to folio
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theory[topic]{base.integrate.serve}swap to theory
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?soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}? wonder in front
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~soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}~ potential in front
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^soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}^ ascension in front
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&soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}& subject in front
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$soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}$ substrate in front
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mode the lens
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soup[system]{base.integrate.serve}swap to system
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- On the shelf:
spwashi.com/play/#play-surface.
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soup[component]{base.integrate.serve}swap to component
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spwashi.com/design/components/#structural-vocabulary.
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soup[technique]{base.integrate.serve}swap to technique
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soup[prime]{base.integrate.serve}swap to prime
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soup{base.integrate.serve}drop the lens
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soup{base.integrate.serve}(topic)turn its walls to ( )
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- the lens becomes the scene
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soup{base.integrate.serve}<topic>turn its walls to < >
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- the lens becomes where it goes
body what it holds
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soup[topic]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to worthwhile.sequence
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soup[topic]{integrate.leftovers}swap to integrate.leftovers
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soup[topic]{orient}swap to orient
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soup[topic]{make.concrete}swap to make.concrete
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soup[topic]drop what it holds
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soup[topic](base.integrate.serve)turn its walls to ( )
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- what it holds becomes the scene
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soup[topic]<base.integrate.serve>turn its walls to < >
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- what it holds becomes where it goes
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soup[topic]{base,integrate,serve}hold the parts together
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soup[topic]{base;integrate;serve}hold the parts in order
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soup[topic]{base ~> integrate ~> serve}make the parts a path
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- ~> carries each part on to the next without collapsing them
projection where it goes
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soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}<receipt>add receipt
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soup[topic]{base.integrate.serve}<china>add china
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