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classical

adjective as in concerning ancient culture

adjective as in simple, chaste

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For those interested in classical architecture, the best-known ancient author, Vitruvius, can be a frustrating guide.

“With its classical columns, mirrors, faux gold and white marble everything, the Trinity compound’s look is ‘Gone With the Wind’ meets Caesars Palace,” The Times wrote in 1998.

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The classical framing is that such an economy exports the capital foreigners will use to buy its exported goods.

Just last month, scientists said they ran an quantum error-correction algorithm on classical hardware from Advanced Micro Devices.

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The team began by determining the required circuits for small systems using classical computers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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