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== Web Comics ==
* ''[[Kiwi Blitz|Kiwiblitz]]'' uses a few in Chapter 4, which intersperses a present-day fight with a flashback to young Steffi at taekwondo practice: Present-day Steffi complaining about shin kicks cuts to young Ben complaining about shin kicks. Young Steffi looking determined cuts to present-day Steffi looking determined.
* Interestingly done with a still-image [[Web Comic]] on [[Deviant ART]]: [https://web.archive.org/web/20150524173902/http://jediannsolo.deviantart.com/art/AGENCY-DAY-2-pg25-155686588
* [http://egscomics.com/?date=2011-04-28 This] strip of ''[[El Goonish Shive]]'' features a cut from Noah punching a dragon to Greg punching a fire monster. Their poses are continuous rather than identical to create the illusion of movement along with the scene change.
* In [http://yuumei.deviantart.com/art/Knite-Chapter-2-167389351 this] chapter of the [[Deviant ART]] flash comic Knite, this is used once or twice while Sen is recounting the past to his friends.
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== Other ==
* The ''[[GURPS]] [[Discworld]]'' fansite [http://www.byenighte.com/ Discworld Bye Nighte]. The "title page" for every section has a circle (usually the sun) in the upper left and a tall structure on the right. Clicking through them, you can see the Tower of Art dissolve into the Diamond Castle in Genua, Don'tgonearthe Castle in [[Überwald]] (with the sun becoming a full moon), a volcanic island, and so on. The "Bye the Waye" section even has the three main components labeled: "Circle", "Peaks" and "Horizon".
* Rene Magritte's painting ''[http://picasaweb.google.com/bnagya/EpreskertKintEsBent#5459998752619898290 Euclidean Promenades]{{Dead link}}'' depicts an upper-storey view of a town in which the shape of a conical spire is exactly matched by the shape of a road receding in perspective to the horizon.
* A Coca-Cola commercial advertising how its containers are recycled has several instances of people pitching empty bottles juxtaposed with filled ones coming out of vending machine. To hammer this juxtaposition home, one bottle is only partially in the recycle bin, resulting in a bottle stuck in the vending machine until the first one is pushed down.
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