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*the design of the St. Louis Arch (competition won by an unknown architect, featuring openness)  
 
*the design of the St. Louis Arch (competition won by an unknown architect, featuring openness)  
 
*an obscure, unsuccessful author, [[Herman Melville]], wrote the greatest novel in English literature, ''Moby-Dick''
 
*an obscure, unsuccessful author, [[Herman Melville]], wrote the greatest novel in English literature, ''Moby-Dick''
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*an unknown and possibly uneducated playwright, William Shakespeare, produced the greatest plays ever
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*an unknown and possibly uneducated playwright, [[William Shakespeare]], produced the greatest plays ever
 
*The [[Constitution of the United States of America]].  The [[Founding Fathers]], in their wisdom, chose to eschew the idea of "expert" hereditary nobility, but were also wary of the mob rule that could result with pure democracy; thus, they chose a democratic republic instead.
 
*The [[Constitution of the United States of America]].  The [[Founding Fathers]], in their wisdom, chose to eschew the idea of "expert" hereditary nobility, but were also wary of the mob rule that could result with pure democracy; thus, they chose a democratic republic instead.
 
*The [[Electoral College]] was intended to be composed of the best of the public, who would judge who was best qualified to be President.
 
*The [[Electoral College]] was intended to be composed of the best of the public, who would judge who was best qualified to be President.
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