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Archetypes, according to 20th century psychoanalyst Carl Jung, are likely genetic mind patterns ready to recognize and create meaningful parallels when familiar, or symbolic, li…

Archetypes, according to 20th century psychoanalyst Carl Jung, are likely genetic mind patterns ready to recognize and create meaningful parallels when familiar, or symbolic, li…
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Archetypes, according to 20th century psychoanalyst Carl Jung, are likely genetic mind

patterns ready to recognize and create meaningful parallels when familiar, or symbolic,
likenesses are encountered.

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Answer: he went to the park

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he he went to the parl

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