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Topic Culture:: PAGE #14
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391. Poet (dikter)
:: Few poets write more than a handful of great poems which is why the same ones keep cropping up
392. Poetic (poetisk)
:: Such feelings become embodied for me in the poetic form in its sounds and rhythms
393. Poetics (poetikk)
:: As early as July 1958 however she attempted to enact the new poetics presented in the final stanza of the original and Cry Ararat
394. Poetry (poesi)
:: Many students would be happier if poetry was poetry and criticism was criticism
395. Addendum (addendum)
:: For the articles that appeared in the earlier edition addenda include the new data that is available only a handful of the original articles were rewritten
396. Lullaby (nattasang)
:: However these songs all share the common unifying characteristic of lullabying children to sleep for generations past and generations to come
397. Denouement (denouement)
:: Many critics complained about the prolonged denouement of the film which is not fair because they seem to yield to reflex rather than judge by merit
398. Set (sett)
:: By that time the bones had set so doctors had to break the bones again in order to permit a proper resetting
399. Clarinet (klarinett)
:: He was a fine teacher wonderful jazz clarinettist and painter and above all rightly described by all who are familiar with his work as a prodigious composer
400. Classical (klassisk)
:: In 1998 she started English Youth Ballet to give young dancers outside London an opportunity to perform classical ballet within a professional setting
401. Celluloid (celluloid)
:: The Believer is one of those films whose story extends beyond celluloid
402. Hexameter (heksa)
:: The original hexametric pace of the verse as maintained by the German translation was chosen because of its known feel good effects on readers and listeners
403. Satirist (satiriker)
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404. Satirize (satirize)
:: Well talk to the creators of the new outrageous political cartoon that satirizes many of the issues we cover on this broadcast
405. Production (produksjon)
:: News this week that US manufacturers increased production in August for the first time in nine months is encouraging
406. Legend (legende)
:: The coach who helped guide Amir Khan to an Olympic silver medal says the Bolton teenager can become a boxing legend
407. Bass (bass)
:: Decent bass and good sound quality impressed the reviewers but it was never going to be able to compete with a larger system
408. Singer (sanger)
:: Aspiring pop singers from a Keighley school will perform in front of shoppers tomorrow
409. Single (enkelt)
:: What were talking about is a middy of beer or a small glass of wine or a single measure of spirits
410. Caesura (caesura)
:: All the words had been fully present and correctly pronounced all the lineend pauses and caesuras had been properly respected
411. Suite (suite)
:: With this it purchased some new furnishings including a suite of furniture and bed mattresses
412. Title (tittel)
:: Judes new modern hair style again earned him the title Jude the Dude
413. Kabuki (Kabuki)
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414. Duet (duett)
:: The stage is fully lit throughout the first four movements but darkened for the fifth and final movement in which the dancers perform a love duet encircled by strong beams of light
415. Corny (rar)
:: The voiceovers for some of the lesser characters are also at times corny even if the main cast are much better
416. Songwriter (songwriter)
:: There are two main concerns expressed by songwriters who have written with artists
417. Sonnet (sonett)
:: The forms I choose for my poems can be found in contemporary American poetry prose poems free verse couplets sonnets found texts and direct narratives
418. Soprano (soprano)
:: David Liebman is widely regarded as one of the finest musicians in the world on the soprano saxophone
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