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the classics
noun as in humanities
Strong matches
Weak matches
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The smaller theaters give her the chance to watch the classics, and her A-List membership means she can catch new releases, especially ones she wants to watch on premium formats like with Dolby audio and visuals that are available at AMC locations.
As a child he took piano lessons but preferred Broadway show tunes — with a particular affection for the works of Gilbert and Sullivan — to the classics.
Inside, the band stuck to the classics, with a setlist that only strayed out of the 1990s once, for 2002's Little By Little.
He hopes to see "all the classics but also a good mix of album tracks and B-sides" and is taking his 15-year-old daughter Mayzee, born the year after Oasis split in 2009, who is a "massive fan".
“By empowering cultural storytelling with technology, we can breathe new life into the classics and tell China’s stories farther and louder,” said Zhang Pimin, chairman of the China Film Foundation, at the Shanghai International Film Festival earlier this month.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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