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walking encyclopedia





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She is a walking encyclopedia of great performances and buried, esoteric moments in both media.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Zarin described the AI as a “walking encyclopedia” of her own thoughts and advice.

From BBC

They’re both walking encyclopedias of the genre, able to reel off titles of films, popular and obscure, with the alacrity of true aficionados.

From Los Angeles Times

Ruehle, a walking encyclopedia of music, loves to sneak in odd, obscure tunes that fit game situations.

From Los Angeles Times

In a business fixated on hits, Mr. Stein was a walking encyclopedia of 20th-century pop, and more.

From New York Times