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1. He was a popular Greek musician and my aunt was a dancer from Liverpool

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2. I’ve known her for several years, and she’s a straightforward, non-hysterical woman; some people would say that she was cold and unemotional but that may just be in comparison with the temperamental musician she’s married to – after all someone would have to be the down-to-earth sane one in that partnership! Try as I do, I cannot imagine her screaming at me or making a scene … a consoling thought to some extent, but it still doesn’t explain why she wants to see me

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3. Karen chips in about how dreadful a teacher’s life has become as a result of the increased paperwork demanded by the powers that be, Alastair adding his pennyworth that, as a musician, he doesn’t have to do paperwork

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4. You see, a good part of my life has been shared with a crazy Greek musician who told me time and again that stars shone in my eyes and I believed him every time

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5. They told me it’s early Victorian and belonged to a local musician

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6. insulting them and not the musician

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7. The musician stopped

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8. “He was also a folk musician, and invited me to join his band

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9. She said it was going to frizz out as wide as her shoulders and make her look like a musician, but she wanted to get there

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10. Like the declamation of the actor, the harangue of the orator, or the tune of the musician, the work of all of them perishes in the very instant of its production

11. The musician had temporarily halted his playing and with their eyes locked, he had extended a hand in an effort to ease away her reaction and softly hushed the girl

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12. And she quite likely would have, if the musician had not eventually ceased his flute playing with an especially shrill note, one which jolted all listening

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13. - her gaze never dared leave that of the taciturn musician

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14. After a moment's pause as they stopped in line, and then a quick nod to each other, the brass section wailed a long low mournful chord, gently augmented by the rhythm section and lifting it gradually as the front spots came on one by one illuminating each musician in turn, until the rich ring of brass reached its apex, brought it to a cutting halt so that in the split second of silence it seemed to hang in the room like a clarion

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15. was because a great musician had cast them and arranged them in their

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16. Toby Walkins was in front of his computer, searching out a favorite jazz musician

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17. But this inspiration should not be understood in the same way that a musician is inspired to create a work, but as the discrete action of God deep inside the sacred writer

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18. Take an actor or a musician not established yet, who is used to earning a maximum of five thousand dollars a month

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19. So, in my father’s eyes, being a professional musician didn’t count

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20. Through the church where I was a choir member, I met a delightful musician attached to the music school of the Pretoria Technikon, as it was known in those years

21. In the instant the musician played the last note, his fermata was stunted

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22. To the chief Musician for the sons of Korah: A Song on Alamoth

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23. It was his idea to form the band originally and he is the only one of us still working as a musician

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24. 4 Pour not out words where there is a musician, and show not wisdom out of time

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25. Jason Duffy thought he had accepted a routine burglary case when a career studio musician hired him to recover a memorabilia collection featuring unusual treasures from some of the top performers in the music industry

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26. Jason uses his background as a counselor and club musician to battle his cleverest and most twisted adversary ever

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27. man who is a talented musician

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28. Well, he was not a musician

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29. A common man, who tried to match an extraordinary and gifted musician that I was; so, to put him in place, I said, “There are lakhs of people singing Carnatic music; and more than twenty-five lakhs descend on the city for the music festival in December,” said I in a scholarly tone

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30. He looked more traditional than the most traditional Carnatic musician

31. “I never imagined that he could be a musician

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32. Descending from the royal court musician family, money was something they never spoke of

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33. Walter Thompson when my father told me about it, and although I had a short run with piano lessons as a kid and at my fraternity took a crack at drums, I could hardly qualify as a musician

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34. Every afternoon he tried to learn the distinction between a raggedy musician on the street and an old lady selling a heavy piece of wood

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35. A musician may develop a musical manuscript using his laptop which is then recorded onto a CD (compact disc)

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36. He was a gentle man, a musician around fifty who had joined the RAD in peaceful times when the focus was on building roads and draining swamps

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37. To musician he said in a calm most friendly voice “Thank you Herr Bruner, tea would be lovely

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38. He saw old musician, or whoever it was, looking at him, holding cup of tea and

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39. There is a meeting with someone spiritual – perhaps an artist, poet or musician

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40. The musician becomes a cab driver or an accountant

41. He was captain of his hockey team, he played baseball in the summer, the guy was a jock not a musician

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42. Once they stopped to watch a lone musician in a tuxedo playing Mozart on an electric violin that echoed among the skyscrapers

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43. He’s not a great soldier, but he’s one hell of a musician

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44. Love For The Musician

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45. All of us, at different times in our life, have succeeded at being a great parent, a musician, an athlete, an artist, or whatever

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46. Choir director Alexander Robinson was the first musician to realize her voice was unlike any other and inspired her

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47. The life of a musician – or any artist for that matter – is a grueling one with the travel, concerts and lodging

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48. Any musician playing this far-out music probably has a few selections that you won’t reject outright

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49. In April 1915, she was born Eleanora Fagan in the city of Brotherly Love to Sarah Julia Fagen and musician, Clarence Halliday, who didn’t marry Sarah or live with her and the child

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50. He performed with just about every musician of his time, including Frank Sinatra, Pat Metheny, Chick Corea, Patty Austin, Don Cherry, Todd Rundgren, George Benson, Jaco Pastorius, Gary Burton, Art Garfunkel, Dave Grusin, Dan Fogelberg, James Taylor and Dave Brubeck

51. He was a studio musician of the highest quality and was regarded as the most influential jazz musician since John Coltrane

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52. From the CD, there were half a dozen songs I recorded and still have on cassette, including If I Were A Musician, You Can’t Go Home, After The Lights Go Down Low, Oh, What A Night, Room With A View and the title tune, in which he does a beautiful duet with Dianne Reeves

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53. “Gary tells me you’re a musician,” Sam said, making conversation as they waited in line at the buffet counter

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54. Her cover as a part-time traveling musician would undoubtedly put her in contact with some Romans in Jerusalem, probably high-placed ones too

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55. The lute, an ancestor of the guitar, was an instrument she had quickly mastered with the help of her past life experiences as a dancer and musician

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56. You’re a musician

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57. The Sarmatian would have of course been an obvious target for the Jews as a known pagan female musician, a combination that equated with sin to them

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58. The trouble was that Nauca was one musician he cared a lot about lately, having spent some very good times with her during the last four years

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59. I will probably go establish myself in a city that will be more tolerant about my kind, where I will live according to my beliefs, using my talents as a musician and singer

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60. Nancy had adopted again the identity of Nauca the Sarmatian warrior and traveling musician for this part of the mission and was wearing an ample white cotton light robe over her Sarmatian trousers and shirt, plus laced leather sandals

61. Jared is a nice lad – very talented musician

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62. Sam, you have a beautiful piano and you’re a very talented musician

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63. Nancy, her acting helped by her centuries of life experiences, including more than a few lives as a dancer and musician, slowly raised both hands to hip level while looking resolutely at Channing

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64. “The musician, stirred by the performance, takes home with him the desire to manufacture instruments that compliment the quality of the production he witnessed, thereby contributing to its future success

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65. Grieving stood in Geri’s way until she put it in its place—not an easy job after twenty-seven years with one man, and a musician no less

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66. Yes, she didn't die; but she couldn't play her fa-vorite lute anymore and she had no future as a promising musician

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67. I found out that there’s an artist with the name of Bob Cook as well as a musician in Canada

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68. A strong likeness of the surgeon stared from the feature page which stated he was Joseph Dewar, musician, born in Lingfield, Surrey, England 25 March 1944

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69. Delmage’s ticket to ride was a clear indication that once on Australian soil the surgeon would have faded into obscurity as musician Joseph Dewar and with his proceeds of the Clegg sting he would have been able to spread his wings, having the world as his oyster

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70. For Zoey, the musician in the group, it seemed pretty obvious

71. When the three entered the church, Zoey ran ahead down the aisle to find her musician friend

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72. A 25 year-old professional musician, Jan could only think about all that he and his little family had lost with the destruction by the Morgs of Alpha Centauri A-IV

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73. ‘’Uh, my name is Jan Fong and I am a professional musician

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74. Would you have any use for a musician here and around Toulouse?’’

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75. This kid is the hottest musician in the Galaxy and he just fell into my lap

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76. “I have never met a more brilliant musician than

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77. Apart from counting five of her past incarnations as a dancer, musician and singer, Nancy was also part of the ‘Time Minstrels’, a musical band formed by young members or relatives of members of the Time Patrol

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78. As a musician, Garcia knew the music was the same music that has been played at such establishments for several hundred years

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79. I will be assuming the role of a famous musician, heavy on the

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80. You just try to be aware that such-and-such a person is hurting you in this lifetime because you asked him to, to atone for what you did to him in another life; or that your stirrings towards music, say, or agriculture reflect a valid part of your being – another life in which you were a musician or a farmer; or that your irrational anger, joy, fears, and hopes are often quite rational and logical after all

81. stopped, the boy seemed to be scolding an offending section or musician

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82. There was a sense of sadness as each musician dropped out, one by one, until

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83. celebrated author and musician, the volume of emails he received was beyond

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84. She was, still is, a talented musician

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85. But many of the crowd had headed or were heading into the direction of the musician, transfixed by her energy and her love of music

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86. He was noted as a musician and is traditionally regarded as the author of the psalms

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87. We see the spirit of the artist, the spirit of the musician

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88. Indeed, each musician was a genius in the timbre of his playing, and unique in his tone of voice

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89. " The musician glared

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90. He’s a fucking good musician too

91. As the ear becomes trained in music it is enabled to receive finer vibrations, until the trained musician can hear harmonies of sound of which the ordinary person is entirely unaware

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92. In contrast, the ability of a musician to create a one-of-a-kind multimedia experience is considered more toward the magic end of the spectrum, represented in Exhibit 1

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93. The musician, taken aback by Melvin’s odd choice in clothing shook his head no and continued back into the trailer for another box

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94. The musician stood dumbfounded watching Melvin sing the song to him

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95. Melvin ignored the musician and walked to the front of the stage pretending he was a rock star

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96. Jean-Paul is a writer and a musician

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97. By examining them under the microscope one can analyze each tone with mathematical accuracy and can almost hear it--just as a musician reading the score of a song can almost hear the notes

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