It's why people hate classical economics, classical economists, and Harvard classical economists in particular.
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Different sins, that you know what classical Islam, classical Christianity, classical Judaism thinks of homosexuality.
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What about "classical crossover" — a genre that's perched between classical and pop music, which some people say vulgarizes or dumbs down classical music?
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Thankfully, this "classical" classical music of the 20th century is dying.
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Breaking down such "classical" rules will kill "classical" music -- and thus save it.
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Instead of the average classical guitar playlist, check out some Indian classical music.
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The non-classical music audience, of course, won't consider classical concerts in the first place.
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Next is a classical computing control layer with classical electronics you would find on any computer today.
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And it is this death of "classical" music that will bring true classical music more life than ever.
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The building is classical in its inspiration, with a base and capital, but it's also not a classical building.
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The two classical figures are thereby linked to the classical ruins — specifically the triumphal arch, to which they point.
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ALEXIS SOLOSKI Classical Music In the no-concerts era, some classical music presenters have started offering live-streams of performances.
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ALEXIS SOLOSKI Classical Music In the no-concerts era, some classical music presenters have started offering live-streams of performances.
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Stetson devoured the classical sax repertoire when he started taking lessons at 15, and he arrived at the University of Michigan with a full scholarship as a classical sax player in the studio of legendary classical saxophonist Sinta.
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And they didn't think it likely that quantum computers will fully replace classical computers—instead, they're meant to augment classical computers.
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Yet his coolly classical "Saturn and Filira" brings to mind later developments — of the neo-Classical era — in this art form.
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Suffering is the alpha and the omega of so many traditions of thought: Christianity, Buddhism, classical Indian philosophy, classical Chinese philosophy.
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If classical ballet is about beauty, order, and equilibrium, then Marius Petipa's "The Sleeping Beauty" is the most classical of all.
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"At one point it was all classical, mostly to prove that I actually have a history with classical music," he said.
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Eleanor Black from Wilmington, N.C., has just begun to appreciate classical music: I have recently begun to listen to classical music.
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Thus, the final revelation for classical listeners: Nothing beats CDs, which were created with dramatic classical music, especially Beethoven, in mind.
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Rather than compare a general quantum computer with a general classical computer, they just put the same limits on a classical computer.
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Many of us — especially kids, who have grown up with such technology — have "classical intuition," the ability to use classical computers instinctively.
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My mother, the woman who I credit as my mother, the one who raised me, was a classical pianist and classical singer.
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Decca Classics, a classical music label, will release re:works, a new compilation album featuring remixes of classical compositions from contemporary electronic producers.
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She started holding recitals for friends across the city, began a classical music newsletter and then a glossy classical music monthly magazine.
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Most Americans have rather libertarian tendencies or classical liberal tendencies — the spirit of this country is very much libertarian or classical liberal.
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The non-classical music often spoke a tougher harmonic language—a reversal of the usual stereotype of classical rigor and pop pleasure.
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Macroeconomics is difficult to teach partly because its theorists (classical, Keynesian, monetarist, New Classical and New Keynesian, among others) disagree about so much.
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Related: Quayola's Glitchy Reimaginings of Broken Ancient Greek Artifact Classical Sculpture Collages Shatter Antique Traditions Classical Greek Busts Inspire These Stunning Digital Sculptures
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"Classical Kids Storytime" — A sneaky way to introduce your kids to classical music, with the help of children's stories like Hansel and Gretel.
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This kind of selfless objectivity is among the most remarkable features (one of the most classical features, too) of the Indian classical arts.
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You're not really a ballet dancer in the form of classical ballet, even though you're on pointe shoes and you do classical steps.
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Though some have dubbed events like The Night Shift as classical clubbing — with musicians playing everywhere from clubs, pubs and libraries to galleries and even garages — others say they are part of a larger movement called indie classical, which also can incorporate everything from contemporary classical concerts in clubs, with mash-ups including drum beats and electronica, to classical raves at festivals.
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"I followed a lot of tradition with classical music, I played trombone in the orchestra, I did a lot of classical arrangements," he recalls.
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After the checks, the classical computer pastes together all the 50-bit output strings and feeds it all to a well-known classical algorithm.
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The pop signs are there, we play classical music too—centuries of European classical music appear in or music, from the Middle Ages on.
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Mr. Hamlen led Classical Action for 16 years, sometimes raising money with intimate concerts in private homes with some of classical music's biggest stars.
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" He defended the order by saying Americans are in support of classical style, and that it wasn't calling for a "rigid neo-Classical program.
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The arrangement, which could expand to other papers if it is successful, is seen as a potential way to halt the erosion of classical music criticism in America, where many magazines and newspapers no longer employ classical critics and, increasingly, no longer review classical music.
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Just as classical computers act on classical bits using so-called logic gates, quantum computers manipulate qubits using the quantum equivalent, known as quantum gates.
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Rendered in a neo-Classical style that the artist adapted from his studies of classical sculpture, the suite explores themes of mythology, identity and sexuality.
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Fred Thomas, a British composer and classical musician, utilizes modern recording and post-production technologies to create unique compositions and reinventions of traditional classical music.
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I examine that question by taking certain motifs and seeing how they are handled differently in classical American literature, classical English literature, and Canadian literature.
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So obviously, it's something like checkers was very easy to solve, that we could solve with classical software, classical computing, not really all that challenging.
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For 30 days, WNYC Studios and the New York classical music station WQXR is releasing a daily meditation exploring the emotional impact of classical music.
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These musicians are reinventing classical music for a new generation These musicians are reinventing classical music for a new generation This segment originally aired Dec.
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The "classical" genre on Spotify comes some way down the list, and classical buffs have been fretting for ages that audiences are getting greyer and smaller.
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"I'm not happy with all the analyses that go with just the classical theory, because nature isn't classical, dammit," he told the audience back in 1981.
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Mark Stryker, the longtime classical and jazz critic of the Detroit Free Press , took a buyout last year, and no one else regularly reviews classical events.
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Completed in 1932, this compact, five-movement piece shows Prokofiev in his neo-Classical vein, though doing everything possible to disrupt the music's neo-Classical niceties.
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For 15 years now, the German-born choreographer Miro Magloire has quietly and consistently presented evenings of classical concert dance paired with live contemporary classical music.
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There were once up to 50 schools teaching classical dancing in and around Heera Mandi; now there may be only one, the Classical Dance Academy, left.
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However, whereas what we know about quantum field theory is normally from quantizing a classical field theory, there's no reasonable classical starting point of the (2,0) theory.
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This classical sensibility has carried throughout her many projects, though Shimomura herself doesn't have any reservations about crossing over from the classical world into soundtracking arcade games.
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Collin from Lawrence dislikes the pretention around classical music, and says it is for everyone: It is sad to hear that people are intimidated by classical music.
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Non-classical-musicians are probably a little confused by the church call thing, but it's a standard and steady way to make money as a classical singer.
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Ferrero's method for accordionists was as celebrated as Czerny's for the piano, and he found in him all the seriousness of classical musicianship, even without a classical repertoire.
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A lot of the time, with classical music, there are a lot of traditionalists in there who are resistant to the idea of fusing electronic music with classical.
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He created works that, by being about dance itself, were variously hailed as radical, modernist, musical, theatrical and classical (and also as anti-musical, anti-theatrical and anti-classical).
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But to explain the emergence of objective, classical reality, it's not enough to say that decoherence washes away quantum behavior and thereby makes it appear classical to an observer.
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The musicians are two classically trained Croatian cellists who perform as 2Cellos, and their genre is instrumental classical crossover — a small but surging subset of classical and pop music.
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There's no reason that the craft of classical ballet choreography couldn't be looked at like classical music composition or visual arts or architecture — as an art that you study.
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If I had to pick a kind of art that I like it's probably old shit like paintings and old sculptures, you know, classical art, from the classical era.
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Since then, the Teatro has been staging a mix of classical and innovative productions, in ballet, opera and classical music in one or another of its four performance spaces.
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For example, Shor's algorithm is able to factor primes more efficiently than a classical computer, whichdoesn't necessarily mean the same level efficiency is impossible to achieve with a classical computer.
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When a city (or city-state) like Dubai, with no history of Western classical music, builds one, it is major news to classical-music lovers and foreign policy analysts alike.
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As a singer with both classical training and rock sensibilities, Smith was able to appeal to pop artists in ways that most vocal coaches, who emphasized classical training, could not.
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The collaged forms of Ansarinia's capitals are not looking at historical Persian architecture but to the classical aesthetic in general as a reference to classical history where no such history exists.
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Classical music Anthony Tommasini, The Times's chief classical music critic, suggested a performance by Igor Levit at Carnegie Hall and "Les Pêcheurs de Perles" ("The Pearl Fishers") at the Metropolitan Opera.
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First, a classical computer was used to generate a series of quantum instructions called quantum gates, the equivalent of logic gates which act on the 1s and 0s in classical computers.
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Zappa: 200 Motels – The Suites Best Contemporary Classical Composition
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If Copper & Kings is punk rock, Osocalis is classical.
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Jazz eats everything in its path — rock, classical, Latin.
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Classical design, design thinking and computational design: Maeda says these are the three kinds of design and elaborates on the issues that arise when you take a classical approach to computational design.
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Classical Music For more than a decade, the string quartet Brooklyn Rider has been presenting adventurous programs of contemporary music and collaborating with diverse artists from within and beyond the classical sphere.
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In retrospect, some of his work can seem like a bridge between the Minimalists and today's stylistically omnivorous indie-classical composers, who have also woven together rock with classical instrumentation and influences.
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"The generation coming up now in classical music are frustrated by the isolation of classical music and a lot have grown up playing other genres of music as well," Mr. Prokofiev said.
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It features two symphonies — one Classical (Mozart's No. 25), one Neo-Classical (Prokofiev's No. 1) — as well as one of the grandest of the Romantic odes to solo virtuosity, Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto.
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Baldwin's prose is what I would call "classical American," in the same sense that Thoreau is classical, and at his best I believe Baldwin is fully equal to Thoreau at his best.
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" As far as the physical confidence of most classical musicians was concerned, she said: "The common joke is the worst thing to ever happen at a classical music performance is the bow.
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Gilbert had additionally worked with the NY Philharmonic's Global Academy, which aims to provide young students with the opportunity to receive classical training from some of the world's most in-demand classical musicians.
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Companies are simultaneously simulating quantum computers with classical computers, but around 50 qubits is seen as the limit—IBM recently simulated 56 qubits, which took 4.5 terabytes of memory in a classical computer.
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Recently, pilot-wave quantum theories have gained more popularity after it was discovered that pilot-wave quantum-like behavior can be reproduced in classical fluids and explained by classical (non-quantum) fluid dynamics.
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He was also executive producer for the live performances in Manchester and London earlier this year and on album "Hacienda Classical", which he said gave fans songs they recognized with a classical twist.
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People think of classical Freudian analysts as neutral and nonjudgmental.
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Classical machines couldn't necessarily do all these computations efficiently, though.
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We call this quantum mechanics (as opposed to classical mechanics).
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He reads classical politics and philosophy books too, he says.
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But if you need a break, here's some classical piano.
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The young are wild about classical music and art museums.
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Nope. For his musical debut, Murray will be performing classical.
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Shen Yun Performing Arts, classical Chinese dance and music. Feb.
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Sony Classical; available on iTunes or Amazon for $10.99, £9.99
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Myth 15: Playing classical music can make your baby smarter.
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Google is among the hosts of classical concerts for employees.
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"If you want polite music, listen to classical," she says.
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Monopolies have been as ephemeral as classical economics would predict.
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I'm almost only listening to classical music at the moment.
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On taking classical music downmarket, the figures spoke for themselves.
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There's a reason they called it "Romantic" classical, after all.
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And in the classical liberal sense, they most certainly do.
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TWO KINGS of slapstick reigned over early classical Hollywood cinema.
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It was fresh, yet called upon classical images of art.
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We mostly play classical… but we'll give it a shot.
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Drawing on somber classical music from the likes of Wojciech
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Avalanches are awesome, in the classical sense of the word.
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So that's two classical pieces and one guitar pop record.
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They have also scored four No. 1 classical music albums.
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As an art form, classical ballet is strict and unforgiving.
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"I primarily like classical music, particularly Baroque music," he said.
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A second vital need is to support classical plant breeding.
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It's not just classical black art, if that's a thing.
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The new experiment is an unalloyed triumph over classical methods.
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Into the morning we drive, classical music on his radio.
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Barney enjoys skiing, surfing, and photography, and loves classical music.
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Richard has just retired as a professor of classical philology.
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"I had the classical background and jazz background," Goransson said.
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How important are references to classical music for GAS today?
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Q. Aren't you breaking the formal aspects of classical music?
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LISTENING Classical music, as long as my wife tolerates it.
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But in many cases the classical is a bastard too.
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It is usually preceded by several hours of classical music.
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"Witness the rebirth of the classical piano," reads one advertisement.
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We cannot leave the classical heritage to Moscow and Paris.
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Maybe it's time to upend classical economics and political science.
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SOMERS Music in the Park: Westchester Philharmonic Brass Quartet, classical.
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It is the response of the younger classical music world.
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The residence halls at Scripps College look like classical mansions.
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The music in Scotland, meanwhile, evolved, blending with classical styles.
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There's no better troll than a classical music orchestra troll.
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DON'T build within the confines of our classical educational model.
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Laric's works on view also possessed a strong classical influence.
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PATCHOGUE "Shades of Green," choral selections from classical to contemporary.
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PRINCETON Mnozil Brass, a septet performing jazz, classical and more.
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In classical sculpture there is a great emphasis on movement.
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THUMP: Classical Trax has grown a lot since its inception.
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His work marries classical ballet technique with a modern attitude.
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Genet's classical training shines through in his delivery and blocking.
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She's breathing heavily while classical music drifts through the room.
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Classical computers use bits, represented by a 0 or 1.
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By contrast, classical utilitarianism cares about both suffering and happiness.
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I think we had a lot of people from classical.
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Our guide to the city's best classical music and opera.
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But lately, classical ballet seems to have reclaimed his heart.
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The classical definition doesn't consider the severity of the disease.
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"It's more like fingerprinting than classical portraiture," Mr. Paglen said.
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He preferred contemporary ballet, and modern dance, to classical ballet.
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He is also a classical composer specializing in choral music.
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"This is a classical case of populism," Mr. Kirkegaard said.
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The Classical Music Insecurity Complex is a barrier of discomfort.
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And there is this: Classical music can be cost effective.
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"His bridge had almost a psychedelic, classical feel," Hoffs said.
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Giving the middle finger to classical ballet was just gravy.
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"We avoided concentrating exclusively on classical music," Mr. Bayle explained.
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He now covers classical music and dance for The Times.
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He might be an enslaved royal captive in classical times.
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But Mr. Roven was equally at home in classical music.
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Still, classical music is a performing art best experienced live.
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In comparison, the cause of classical music perhaps seems trivial.
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This fall's classical music calendar features more than 24 events.
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Its facades were tiled or painted to represent classical fragments.
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And Mr. Rattle remains one of classical music's great communicators.
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"Men today are more disruptive, less classical," Cavallier Belletrud says.
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Classical Chinese medicine also contains no equivalent of menopausal syndrome.
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The Camerata has laid down a marker for classical music.
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It suddenly seemed as if classical composition could be deinstitutionalized.
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He was known for blending classical music with electronic components.
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I think the classical pieces might reveal their folkier roots.
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Is insisting on classical buildings the hallmark of a dictatorship?
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But even problems in classical cryptography can prove impossibly hard.
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I probably would have tried to be a classical musician.
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A return to classical certainties with the mellowing of age?
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Tony Kushner grew up more or less inside classical music.
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Most of the major choreographers in classical dance are men.
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In classical antiquity, yellow clothing was usually reserved for women.
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Less common: A thriller whose plot revolves around classical music.
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He passionately defended classical music from the stigma of elitism.
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Argument writing was a researched piece following the classical model.
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The queen should be classical with royal drums and regalness.
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D.A. SIBELIUS: Piano Works Leif Ove Andsnes, piano (Sony Classical).
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One of your priorities is promoting contemporary classical music. Why?
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Mr. Pieper argued that we have bastardized this classical concept.
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It's not the prestigious gelatin silver print, classical frame photography.
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Leonard particularly uses chord progressions that seem classical in shape.
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Classical drama, with the exception of Shakespeare, is remarkably rare.
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The hype has spilled over into classical music genres, too.
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"In their classical sense, myths are dead," says Zardulu's manifesto.
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I studied psychology in college in the most classical sense.
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I wear different clothes in Paris; I am more classical.
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These buildings used classical elements but distorted them in some way, such as by compiling ornaments in collage-like assemblages and contrasting classical motifs with the use of modern materials and cotton candy pastels.
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"The longtime internal debate within the classical music industry was about whether or not crossover was going to help the sales, visibility, and commercial viability of core classical music," she wrote in an email.
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" When asked once in a television interview why he had decided to devote his life to classical music, Mr. Marriner cited the influence of his parents, whom he described as "fanatical classical music enthusiasts.
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Where Khokhlova was small boned, Walter was athletic and strong profiled; her high classical forehead and aquiline nose appear twice in "Nude, Green Leaves and Bust" (1932), both as reclining nude and as classical bust.
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So then some crackerjack classical theorists swoop in and simulate the quantum circuit, no sweat, because "with noise, things you think are hard become not so hard from a classical point of view," Bremner explained.
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It was there in 2004 that Peter Pennoyer, a New York architect who works in the classical vein and was then board chairman of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, first laid eyes on them.
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The hope is that by combining the classical and quantum systems, they can create better performance for lower cost than you could get if you tried to do similar computing on a strictly classical system.
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It wasn't all that long ago when classical music was fun.
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But the classical stuff is not the only thing I play.
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A lot of baby music is like Baby Einstein — classical music.
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Maybe you can find some intersection between [that and classical music].
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Lots of classical and folk music resides in the public domain.
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However, it can end up overpowering slower songs and classical music.
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But, you still have some classical elements in it as well.
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They fall apart into classical bits through any sorts of noise.
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Classical computer algorithms must ultimately be translated into zeroes and ones.
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And the same quantum theory can come from different classical theories.
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Once, classical music generally travelled from the West to the rest.
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Read more on classical liberal values and thinkers at Economist.com/openfuture
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The four men quickly became stars on the classical music circuit.
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Courtiers returning from France preferred libertine heroes and neo-classical styles.
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The classical definition of doggo originates from late-227th century slang.
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There is nothing wrong with a classical knit holiday sweater, either.
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These computers could theoretically solve problems too complex for classical computers.
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Classical music blares in the background and the result is glorious.
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Classical Latin may be dead—but as Italian, it lives on.
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WATERBURY Shen Yun Performing Arts, classical Chinese dance and music. Feb.
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Classical economics blamed artificially high wages, perhaps caused by trade unions.
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Again, ruins make our symbolic attachment to the classical past concrete.
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The classical paths — IPO and acquisitions — are often narrow and constrained.
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"The Price is Wrong" – Periphery Producer of the Year, Non-Classical
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The new right is, by contrast, implacably hostile towards classical liberals.
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You can also specify a particular genre, like rock or classical.
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"It's a counterpart of classical music in the conservatory," he says.
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It was definitely art, but it proudly defied classical artistic restrictions.
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In addition to, like, some of the more traditional, classical scholars.
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"I was headstrong with the whole classical mentality," he tells Creators.
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But here's the catch: Classical vaccinology might not work on HIV.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($215) is classical with an edge.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($715) is classical with an edge.
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Yet Coover's starting point has always remained classical, biblical and Continental.
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What is it about the classical form that gets you going?
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The publicity is helping classical music become more accepted in Kenya.
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In fact, Cajal remains the most cited classical scientist in history.
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We live in a world that wasn't described in classical economics.
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Chami: All classical music is rehearsed and done a million times.
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Some metal does fit that classical structure—but not Judas Priest!
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In classical physics, what you see is simply how things are.
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At least in the classical contests, the spiritual dimension was overt.
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Live Oak Classical School maintains that her injury was an accident.
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Another classical trait of well-functioning markets is homogeneity of products.
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The world of classical singing is very different—a rarefied existence.
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For starters, neither the terms "popular" or "classical" really describe him.
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For Christian families, only classical Christian education or homeschooling will do.
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Nevertheless, he knew to look outside the classical sphere for nourishment.
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Not that Mr. Nederlander was averse to classical or original theater.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE 'DON GIOVANNI' Sony Classical; three CDs, $31.29; dongiovanni.teodor-currentzis.
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Unlike classical machines, quantum computers answer questions probabilistically rather than definitely.
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"Bearded ladies," members of the classical-music establishment sneeringly called them.
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We have a jazz song, a classical song, a rap song.
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The show will also be modeled after more classical Broadway productions.
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In general, the post-classical architecture is a waste of time.
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After absorbing the classical traditions, the future appeared in my mind.
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And who can notice Ballet Theater's admirable purity of classical style?
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Germany has less experience of piping classical music into its stations.
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The overall impression is a solidity that aspires to classical tranquility.
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Many others are too intimidated to attend classical concerts at all.
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Lots of classical rhetoric — ask the many scholars expert in it!
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Electronic instruments are also not entirely new in the classical world.
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The concerto's four movements have a slightly ironic, Neo-Classical veneer.
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The classical genres sidestep this problem by spoiling everything in advance.
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Now I think it's all right to use the classical vocabulary.
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"The segregation of classical music would be a shame," he said.
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It also made the gangly, eccentric Gould an unlikely classical superstar.
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There are all kinds of ways of translating a classical text.
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The gallery also organized a series of lunchtime classical music concerts.
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It has also become a Mecca for classical music lovers worldwide.
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You have a background in both modern-classical and jazz performance.
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Labels can be problematic in any field; "classical music" especially so.
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This piece shows Piston in his elegant American Neo-Classical vein.
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DIANA BURGWYN, PHILADELPHIA The writer, a freelance journalist, covers classical music.
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Sotheby's sold $3,549,375 worth of Fine Classical Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy.
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This survey more than doubled the known number of classical Cepheids.
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This festival of classical Indian dance is a two-part celebration.
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He defies the postwar "fusion" of classical libertarianism and evangelical Christianity.
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Are you more attracted to classical ballets than to contemporary ones?
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Classical music played above the swish of the self-flushing toilets.
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They aimed for a balance of classical tradition and modern dance.
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Charlie Siem is one of the rising stars in classical music.
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Sophocles was one of the premiere playwrights of the classical period.
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Here are some local classical music festivals to catch this summer.
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In classical Western architecture, these figures generally support balconies or roofs.
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"Everybody today would like to see classical architecture," Mr. Hyland said.
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Now, she wants to rediscover long-lost baroque and classical pieces.
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"I'd recommend a classical painting of witches," someone advised over chat.
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But according to the classical theory, only two triangles are balanced.
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Rob Howell's sets depicting opulent neo-Classical architecture are handsome enough.
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Common: A thriller that uses classical music to ramp up tension.
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Classical music had a high profile at the Globes that night.
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He pointed next door, at a white house with classical molding.
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A.T. TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 6 MusicAeterna; Teodor Currentzis, conductor (Sony Classical).
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Classical music fans guessed it may have been Wagner or Shostakovich.
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Burton Watson (1925–2017), translator of classical Japanese and Chinese literature.
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Classical ballets are the only things that I grew up with.
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And, like Leonard, he probably had no classical-music training, either.
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Consider it a return to more classical methods of making beer.
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Proving quantum supremacy requires verifying that a classical computer can't do the problem on similar timescales, or that there isn't a way to do these calculations on classical computers that scientists just haven't thought of yet.
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The frames and the recessed sections may chime with the classical colonnades of other buildings in the square, but the difference in depth, and the sheer number of them, has more rhythm than a classical colonnade.
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Presumably, there are some algorithms that would work faster running on this quantum architecture than they would on a classical computer, most notably Shor's algorithm, which could factor extremely large numbers faster than classical computers can.
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