"transclusion" meaning in Anglais

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          "text": "Being or immediacy at this primordial level is total inclusion; negation or mediation is total exclusion and self-negation or self-mediation is then transclusion — i.e. that which includes itself precisely through its continual exclusion and transformation."
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        "Exclusion transformative."
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          "text": "However, an important aspect of Xanadu is that the transclusion is virtual, with each document containing links to the original document rather than copies of its parts. — Cependant, un aspect important de Xanadu est que la transclusion est virtuelle, avec chaque document contenant des liens vers le document original plutôt que des copies de ces parties."
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          "text": "By transclusion, I mean the re-use of material from one document in another without copying. — Par transclusion, je veux dire la réutilisation de contenu d’un document dans un autre sans copier."
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