Juxtaposition
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Juxtaposition is the placement of two things (usually abstract concepts, though it can refer to physical objects) near each other.
Juxtaposition may refer to:
- Random juxtaposition, two random objects moving in parallel, a technique intended to stimulate creativity
- Juxtaposition Arts, a youth oriented visual art center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- Juxtaposition Magazine, a student run Global Health magazine at the University of Toronto
- Juxtaposition Records, a fictional record label created by David Brent in The Office
- Juxtaposition, an absence of operators in an expression, especially multiplication, for example, a × b × c collapses to abc.
Juxtaposition may also refer to:
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