"firstness" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1983, Orson Scott Card, The Worthington Chronicle, Ace",
          "text": "But it was not swimming and boating again that pleased him. The joy of it was its firstness: never before had a boat rested on the waters of this world; never before had these children seen a human being swim.",
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          "text": "Firstness (in-itselfness, originality) helps to explain logico-cognitive processes and therefore, at once, the formation of signs.",
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        "The quality of being first; originality; priority"
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