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DSCN
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DSCNData Set Change Notice (National Health Service; UK)
DSCNDeep Space Communications Network (Florida)
DSCNDanish Society for the Conservation of Nature (Denmark)
DSCNDigital Scan
DSCNDigital Still Capture Nikon (Nikon digital image numbering)


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Bruce Conner's At the Head of the Stairs, 1987/2003, a tapestry produced mechanically on a Belgian Jacquard loom from a digital scan of a 1987 paper collage, deconstructs both its complex technological facilitation and its cut-and-paste origins.
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