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What does galathea pygmallion mean?

"Galathea Pygmallion" is not a commonly recognized phrase or title. It is possible that it's:

* A misspelling: There might be a typo in the way it's written. Could it be "Galatea Pygmalion"?

* A specific reference: It could refer to a specific artwork, book, or character from a particular story that you are not familiar with.

* A combination of two concepts: "Galatea" refers to a figure from Greek mythology, while "Pygmalion" refers to a figure from Ovid's Metamorphoses. It's possible that the phrase refers to a combination of these two figures or themes.

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