Generally speaking, elements of panpsychism in phenomenology are faint at best. In Harman's opinion, It's safe to say that there is no panpsychist strain anywhere in the phenomenological movement.

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Most people prefer to use self-adhesive labels with a microtypewriter. If enough information cannot be put on one label another can be used on a different surface of the slide mount.

[…]; a parcel also found in the boat was opened and its contents spread out for examination. They consisted of a piece of damasse for a lady’s gown, some lace, two pairs of silk stockings, two pairs of gloves, some ribbon, and a fan that had been mended.