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classical
adjective as in concerning ancient culture
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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.
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.
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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