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    Theoretically, the stepping feet illusion is influenced by the contrast between moving objects and their background. [1] [2] Contrast refers to the measured stimulus property of luminance differences. [2] While the background has black and white stripes, the contrast changes from one line to the next. [1]

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    Her breasts as his nose, while her face transforms into his eye. Their long skirts make up his white shirt and red scarf of the Toreador. The green layer makes up his necktie. His eye is found within the face of the second Venus. The soft white area unveils a tear slipping from his eye. [1]

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