SBI will charge an annual interest of 9.2 percent for loans of one-year tenor, 9.3 percent for two-year tenor, and 9.35 percent for three-year tenor.
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Tenor Emotional Graph Tenor doesn't have any paying customers just yet, but it did try out a pilot program with Warner Bros.
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"Edmar, let's bring that tenor down, man," he said to his assistant, Edmar Flores, who carried Mr. Dixon's tenor saxophone to the sanctuary.
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Scored for tenor, violin, and ensemble, the piece inevitably recalls Britten's magisterial cycles, most of all the Serenade for Tenor, Horn, and Strings.
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A blog post from Google notes that Tenor will remain a separate brand, and the company will help Tenor find more content and API partners.
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The evening closed with a freely improvised set, featuring the powerhouse young tenor saxophonist James Brandon Lewis and the 83-year-old tenor player Kidd Jordan.
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Tenor is not explicitly mentioned in the letter, which has been obtained by Axios, but LARAH appears to be a front for Tenor Capital (which isn't commenting).
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Haute-contre, the classic French high-tenor voice type, entails something more than a tenor who sounds strained in his high register, as Mr. Arbjornsson did here.
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Those really high tenor voices — once you're up there, doing all those major tenor roles, it's hard to come back to Parpignol [a bit part in "Bohème"].
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Her Alfredo was the tenor Piero Pretti, who took on the role after the star tenor Vittorio Grigolo was fired in December following allegations of inappropriate behavior.
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One member was Dewey Redman, a tenor saxophonist, and his son, the formidable tenor man Joshua Redman, recently decided to put his own spin on the quartet's legacy.
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But either way, the tenor of the relationship has improved considerably since August, which is part of why the tenor in markets and surveys of executives is looking better.
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The PBOC later said it was keeping the rate for seven-day reverse repos at 2.45 percent, the 14-day tenor at 2.60 percent and the 28-day tenor at 02303 percent.
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In compressed, sinuous lines, it wound its way to the aching words "The inflated heart/pumps out, the tenor kiss,/tenor love" by way of a startling interlude: Why you so black?
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The solid bass-baritone Matthew Brook, as the king; the spirited tenor Tyson Miller, as Odoardo, the king's aide; and the sweet-voiced tenor David Portillo, as Ariodante's devoted brother, were all excellent.
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For others, it epitomized the misogynistic tenor of Trump's campaign.
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He had anticipated an unusual tenor to the evening's festivities.
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The previous maximum tenor for repurchase agreements was 365 days.
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A Trump defeat could change the tenor of the race.
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As Offenbach's Hoffmann, Vittorio Grigolo simply flings his tenor out.
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The Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli's story has a mythological quality.
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How do you feel about the tenor of things now?
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The tenor Jonathan Burton gave a frustrating performance as Johnson.
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But that's been the tenor of the year so far.
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Traditionally, choruses are clustered in sections: soprano, alto, tenor, bass.
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And the whole tenor of our national conversation has changed.
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The role is a daunting challenge for a heroic tenor.
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In Florence, the opera tenor Maurizio Marchini serenaded the city.
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There is Aleksandrs Antonenko, a tenor at the Metropolitan Opera.
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The tenor of Flynn's comments has startled other retired officers.
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On Saturday the soprano Maria Agresta and the tenor Bryan Hymel are the ill-fated pair of lovers; Tuesday the soprano Hei-Kyung Hong and the tenor Jean-François Borras take over their roles.
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His two grown sons, Elliott (the tenor Michael Marcotte) and Pat (the high tenor Peter Tantsits, mostly lie about the messy house, shirtless and grimy, watching a blank television set in a pothead haze.
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To show off those insights (and to coincide with its monetization efforts), Tenor is launching what it calls the "Tenor Emotional Graph," which provides a snapshot of what kind of GIFs people are searching for.
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The tenor Paul Appleby (who has also sung the role at the Metropolitan Opera) embodied Tom's eagerness and his blankness, singing with a sweet lyric tenor that easily projected in the large, mostly outdoor theater.
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It's remarkable how fast the tenor of the times has changed.
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But the tenor of the conversations there changed after the election.
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The PBOC adjusted the rates on 14-day tenor on Monday.
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You can also see it in the tenor of the campaigns.
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Tenor sees this kind of thing as untapped potential for marketers.
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"Your tone and tenor is inappropriate," he wrote in the email.
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Pizza prices have always reflected the tenor of the city itself.
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But with Tenor, people could be sharing ads just the same.
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This obviously has a different tenor, but it's equally life-altering.
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In its acquisition post, Tenor highlighted its campaign with Dunkin Donuts.
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He can circular breathe on a tenor saxophone for 45 seconds.
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David McIntosh is the chief executive and co-founder of Tenor.
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Tenor charges brands between $100,3003 and $500,000 for sponsored GIF campaigns.
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"I thought she's seen everything," notes the Los Angeles-based tenor.
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Move outside of monotheism, though, and the tenor of possession changes.
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But the tenor of those complaints reflected more frustration than concern.
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But in the last couple of weeks, the tenor has shifted.
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The deal's tenor is up to 17 years, the statement said.
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It did not disclose the tenor or yields at the time.
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Mr. Stanley sang high tenor and played banjo in the group.
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Mr. Padmore's light, clear tenor sometimes floated easily above the instrumentalists.
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Given the tenor of the argument, that was a fair prediction.
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Google said it plans to keep Tenor as a separate unit.
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Thomas Piketty, the favored tenor of our time, has only the
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The change in tenor signaled a pivotal moment for Mr. Sanders.
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And the tenor of these two tales seems ever more divergent.
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I'm just going to study jazz and become a tenor saxophonist.
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Aldana is climbing the list of young tenor saxophone standard-bearers.
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Milk establishes both its tenor and energy in the first poem.
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Thor Arbjornsson, an Icelandic tenor, was also problematic as Rameau's lead.
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He sang a fine Irish tenor and was handy at bridge.
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What needs to change is the tenor of the public conversation.
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Yet the tenor of the whole race was just that vapid.
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The tenor changed as soon as Officer Van Dyke pulled up.
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The rising star tenor Antonio Poli appears as the philosopher Nicias.
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But this tenor saxophonist has somehow managed to pull it off.
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In broad terms, it reflects the political tenor of its era.
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"I'm feeling disappointed in the tenor of the conversation," she said.
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"They said the tenor of the conversation had changed," she said.
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But the overriding tenor of this documentary is triumphant and upbeat.
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After graduating in 1959, he joined the company as a tenor.
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There are also subtler distinctions in the tenor of Americans' love.
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It's about the whole tone, tenor, and behavior of the administration.
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Others speculated on the composition and tenor of a Clinton cabinet.
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"That was really the tenor of Obama's Washington," Mr. Cantor said.
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The game's tenor, though, turned long before that — on Wade's ejection.
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It sold 200 billion yuan of special sovereign bonds in 10-year tenor at 3.62 percent, and another 400 billion yuan of 7-year tenor at 3.6 percent, according to a statement published on its website.
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That he had early promise comes through in this 2012 video of the stirring duet for tenor and baritone from Bizet's "The Pearl Fishers," performed with the tenor Noah Stewart in a Michigan Opera Theater production.
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Along the way these extra-artistic interests have risen up from the Institute's basement galleries to infect not only the museum's spaces but also its institutional tenor, and by extension the tenor of American museums at large.
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Court records show Tenor eventually provided $76 million to fund the litigation.
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That mythic tenor might explain why his photographs evoke vacancy or desolation.
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When rumors of that tenor first emerged, they were just that — rumors.
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For the most part, the emotional tenor of the depositions was muted.
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How has this changed your tenor of thinking about working with Republicans?
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And the one-week tenor also jumped to its highest since November.
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It has not specified the tenor or the exact date of issuance.
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Because it's 2017, a company called Tenor even tracked people's GIF reactions.
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In a different America, this would be the tone and tenor of
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Its composition carries a dark tenor, reflective of present and lurking evils.
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The notes may be issued in any currency or of any tenor.
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The Tenor member in question, Remigio Pereira, also falls into this trajectory.
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But also their tenor and how they talk to us, the softness.
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Julien Behr brought a muscular tenor voice to Arbace, the king's confidant.
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PATERSON The lyric soprano Annamaria Stefanelli with the tenor Rory Angelicola. Aug.
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And Mr. Trump took issue with the content and tenor of Mrs.
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He additionally bemoaned the "coarsening" tenor of politics in the United States.
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And even then their unison can be soured by a single tenor.
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"Daniel Rodriguez: America's Beloved Tenor," concert on the 15th anniversary of Sept.
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We can't let the tone and tenor of this election define us.
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He's responsible for the bloat, tenor and dynamics of the party's primary.
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He studied with Ahmad Aladeen, a respected tenor saxophonist in the area.
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There's "Berkyville," which captures the folksy, small-town tenor of the event.
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The tenor Rinde Eckert gave a harrowing portrayal of Thompson on Wednesday.
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Your disposition can change the tenor of a conversation in an instant.
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As Don José, Mr. Davila showed off a burly, dark-hued tenor.
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Mr. Kaufmann, his shadowy tenor pained and passionate, responded with uncharacteristic fearlessness.
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His glowering demeanor is at odds with his sensitive, vibrant lyric tenor.
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Among the performers is Paul Appleby, the tenor and Metropolitan Opera regular.
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Whatever the tenor of their marriage, it sapped her ambitions for painting.
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The tenor Thomas Cooley opened with Britten's setting of Michelangelo's Sonnet XVI.
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But longer-tenor NCDs were never to be included in that assessment.
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In this environment, the tenor of conversations about potential stimulus has changed.
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He plays here in a quartet featuring Frahm, a luminous tenor saxophonist.
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A smitten waiter at the restaurant, here the ardent tenor Francesco Demuro.
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That would change the tenor of the neighborhood, and not to the better.
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Effectively bankrupted by the loss of its Venezuela project, Crystallex turned to Tenor.
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Rebeka is perfectly matched by tenor Bryan Hymel (Arnold); their duets are heartbreaking.
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The bank's revised MCLR for one-year tenor loans will now be 8.60%.
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The horrific act forever changed the tenor of the fight for civil rights.
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But the high-stakes tenor of the battle held all of our attention.
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Like few contemporary films, "Anesthesia" distills the anxious intellectual tenor of the times.
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Tenor earlier had said it had around 12 billion GIF searches every month.
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Born and brought up in Munich, this German tenor hasmade a smooth ascent.
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On Tenor, users have to create an account before they can upload anything.
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The interest rate on the seven-day tenor was 2.55 percent on Wednesday.
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Developers and platform partnerships linked to Tenor, don't freak out about losing access.
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The tenor was accompanied by his wife, singer Marta Domingo, and family members.
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Of course, like last year, some users complained about the tenor of deals.
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Gregg Popovich has always possessed the tone and tenor of a great leader.
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But it's still a Dawes record in every sense of sound and tenor.
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What's troubling is how the overall tenor of coverage hasn't kept in sync.
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The typical tenor of the couple's rapport, Claridge establishes early on, was acrimonious.
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The tenor Jeremy Ovenden's voice may have lacked some heroic heft for Idomeneo.
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Spencer Lang, a young lyric tenor, brought melting sound to his alert performance.
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The Wall Street Journal: Kavanaugh's collegial nature could change tenor of the court.
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Or for Wagner, perhaps, except that Parzival doesn't look like a knightly tenor.
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She's the young lady who might end up with a nice-looking tenor.
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The debentures will have a tenor of 211 years and carry fixed coupons.
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Democratic voters appear more satisfied by the tenor of their race, but Mrs.
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Those figures can't be fully explained by the partisan tenor of the times.
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As Don José, the tenor Yonghoon Lee had enough volume for the Met.
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As her aristocratic suitor, Mr. Snyder has a gleaming trumpet of a tenor.
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The robust tenor David Cangelosi doubled as the police chief and the clerk.
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Likely he's a tenor, and more often than not, he'll sing in falsetto.
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The tenor is known in opera circles for throwing himself into his roles.
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The soprano Joyce El-Khoury plants a kiss on the tenor Michael Fabiano.
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Tenor is another GIF collection site, if you are looking for premade creations.
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The tenor Brandon Jovanovich brings heroic vocal heft and tormented intensity to Herman.
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Have these uncertain times changed the tenor of that more market-facing leadership?
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That said, if that's the tenor of our debate, let's talk about it.
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The party faithful were embracing the national tenor and ignoring the local one.
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The bright-voiced tenor Gerhard Siegel was a sneering yet aptly absurd Captain.
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He was a tenor who sang in church choirs and amateur opera productions.
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The next movement, a melting tenor aria, presents Jesus as an entrancing prince.
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And I think that the emotional tenor of this moment is not rage.
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The tone and tenor of this meeting has changed dramatically in recent decades.
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Some of the tenor of these orders first seemed to think of threats.
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That was partly in keeping with the hippie, yippie tenor of the times.
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Ben Bliss was an excellent tenor, strong and attractive of tone and manner.
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The tenor Krystian Adam brought a plangent voice and princely mien to Orfeo.
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Her prickly husband, Edmundo (the suave tenor Joseph Kaiser), is also utterly indignant.
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Above, riflemen take aim at the tenor Vittorio Grigolo, playing the painter Cavaradossi.
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For the rest of the term the tenor of that seminar was different.
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The tenor of this public discussion marks a strange moment for the institution.
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Born Jonathan Sutter, Tenor Fly first emerged in the dub and dancehall scenes.
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The platinum-selling, Brit Award-winning group – comprised of Swiss tenor Urs Bühler, Spanish baritone Carlos Marén, American tenor David Miller and the French pop singer Sébastien Izambard – will make their way around the U.S. and Canada through Nov.19.
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The rate for seven-day reverse repurchase agreements remained at 2.55 percent, the 14-day tenor at 2.70 percent and the 28-day tenor at 2.85 percent, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement on its website.
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It wasn't simply the substance of the speech, but the tenor of his voice.
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What was the tenor of the conversations with him in the hours before Tribal?
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And King would be appalled at the tone and tenor of today's presidential campaign.
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Or the opportunity to finally see the elusive Duke Silver play his tenor sax?
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The company raised a $500 million sukuk with a five-year tenor last month.
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That said, there's still a lot for Tenor and its advertisers to figure out.
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Or should they return to the decorum and professional tenor formerly expected in politics?
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Notes issued under the programme may be in any currency or of any tenor.
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Roberto De Biasio's soft-focus tenor made the caddish Pinkerton a mild, ineffectual presence.
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Tenor works across a number of platforms, but now its sights have shifted abroad.
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The tenor for support for Catalyst Fund's newest cohort of startups lasts through 2019.
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Expect the tenor to change as the market evolves and winners start to emerge.
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The tenor of their hate is always: How the hell did you get hired?
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Luciano Pavarotti, an Italian tenor, allegedly asked for two dressing rooms at each venue.
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The famous Italian tenor got back on this beautiful stallion Monday on Miami Beach.
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The tenor on the loan was also shortened to six years from seven years.
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Coltrane played a Selmer Mark VI tenor on his classic "A Love Supreme" album.
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As for Dan Stevens, the voice of the Beast, his deeper tenor fares better.
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Their operations dragged one-year tenor dollar/yuan swap points down into negative territory.
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And it has apparently changed the tenor of what everyone around her wears, too.
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The tenor Paul Appleby, as Joe, caught the desperation behind the character's drunken bravado.
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The Berlin-based tenor Yosep Kang saved the day with a brave, resourceful performance.
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The bank left the interest rate on the seven-day tenor unchanged at 2.55%.
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The nature and tenor of national politics has changed a great deal since then.
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He returned to California and struck a rapport with the tenor saxophonist Harold Land.
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James Chamberlain sang the painter Cavaradossi with an ardent, albeit not always polished, tenor.
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But this does not have to continue to be the tenor of their efforts.
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Another 189.5 billion of the same tenor is due to mature on March 16.
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He also sang the tenor arias and stood up to the dual task impressively.
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Users of Whatsapp Messenger on iPhones were unable to access Tenor GIFs on Tuesday.
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He's just fear-mongering, which is not good for the tenor of our nation.
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In contrast, Giphy and Google-owned rival Tenor were originally built on API integrations.
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For a while, Mr. Kaufmann was hands down the most exciting tenor in opera.
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And in Vittorio Grigolo's dazzling Rodolfo, Mr. Gaffigan had a lead tenor worth following.
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It was a performance that evolved with the increasingly fraught tenor of the proceedings.
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While the tenor Aleksandrs Antonenko has forceful high notes, his voice grew unsteady elsewhere.
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From April 2151 to 21, the young tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana climbs aboard, too.
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Zachary Wilder, the tenor, was effective as the Evangelist, less so in his arias.
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Ben Bliss sang Tamino with a tender yet ample lyric tenor voice and earnestness.
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As the tenor saxophonist Jeremy Powell rose to solo, muted trumpets filled in below.
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Mr. Fontana sings beautifully, in a novel tenor-falsetto blend, and nails every joke.
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Mr. Mueller's tone and tenor are remarkable — and a sharp rebuke to Mr. Barr.
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Given the tenor of Trump's campaign, we knew there was going to be trouble.
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Obama takes aim at Mr. Trump, denouncing his policies and tenor in sweeping terms.
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And that's a huge insight that should change the tenor of the [international] negotiations.
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The tenor saxophonist Maria Grand and the percussionist Roman Diaz appear as special guests.
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Thomson reclaims the dated genre of the love duet for lyric tenor and soprano.
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The tenor of the deportation frenzy was heightened by the upcoming 19396 Presidential election.
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One of the judges, the great tenor Beniamino Gigli, cautioned her to go slowly.
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I also had sort of his tenor, I guess, is what you would say.
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Santiago Ballerini, a young Argentine tenor, brought melting warmth and sensitive phrasing to Gualtiero.
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The tenor Rodell Rosel brought verve and flair to the malicious yet bungling Monostatos.
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Onshore swaps for the same tenor hovered at the highest level since June 2018.
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However, it was the tenor and basis for the decisions that I found disturbing.
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She is a junior at Yale and has been selected to sing first tenor.
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Last year, tech giant Google bought Tenor, powering GIFs in all of its products.
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Mr. Goines plays both tenor saxophone and clarinet with robust warmth and gentlemanly humor.
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But the tenor of Clinton's comments after the meeting was quite different from Trump's.
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As her onstage partner the French tenor Stanislas de Barbeyrac was another Met newcomer.
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Mr. Wendel is a tenor saxophonist of cool, even tone and steam-engine momentum.
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According to reports from FACT, British MC and singer Tenor Fly has passed away.
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The pieces range in tenor from sorrow and nostalgia to outrage and biting satire.
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All these things surely changed the tenor of the campaign and potentially affected who won.
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No timeframe or tenor were given for a potential deal from the latest sukuk programme.
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After 16 seasons, Levine and his signature tenor vocals are singing goodbye to The Voice.
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Now Cubans are about to hear tenor Placido Domingo sing live for the first time.
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It is the kind of role that could make the career of an emerging tenor.
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In keeping with the tenor of its new ownership, it now has a website, LyinComey.
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Second, the tenor of the screenings changed entirely — they became distinctly more upbeat and discursive.
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And even without this morning's essay, the tenor of defiance and newfound liberation is clear.
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But he's happy to help, because it could change the tenor of space, he says.
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Tenor is available on Facebook and other platforms and reaches more than 300 million users.
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And Frey, with his square-jawed good looks and smooth tenor, made a fine frontman.
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People should be worried about the "tone and tenor" of Trumpworld comments about Robert Mueller.
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The story has been updated to show that Tenor serves "billions" of GIFs every day.
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We had Petty — and Jamie's grinding tenor on the big chorus — to thank for that.
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The famed tenor was skiing down an impressive St. Moritz ski run with his fam.
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He argued the president is who sets the tenor and tone of the press conferences.
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Gfycat raised $10 million in 2016, while Tenor (formerly Riffsy) raised $10 million in 2015.
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Pasquale D'Silva Ana Caro STALEBAGEL Nicktendope64 Tenor PolyAquatic VR See more turtle GIFs on GIPHY.
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I did give John some CDs by the tenor Jonas Kaufmann, who was his favorite.
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Terms of use for WhatsApp, Tenor and Giphy say users must be 13 years old.
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The company has "implemented a fix" for the issue, a Tenor spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
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The tenor Francesco Anile brings a sizable, somewhat nasal voice to Canio, the betrayed husband.
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The bonds have a tenor of five years with a put option in 21153 years.
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The American soprano Kelly Griffin and the Angolan tenor Nelson Ebo play the faithful couple.
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That same nasty tenor has infused the British campaign with hostility and xenophobia toward immigrants.
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It would also represent, strikingly, the exact opposite tenor of Obama's two terms in office.
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Art fairs routinely feature works that reflect the social and economic tenor of the times.
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Terms of use for WhatsApp, Tenor and Giphy specify users must be at least 13.
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In the front line are two smartly garrulous tenor saxophonists, Ellery Eskelin and Tony Malaby.
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It's more about the tenor and rhythm of the market than a level or moment.
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I especially liked Mr. Andriessen's "Hout" (1991) for electric guitar, tenor saxophone, marimba and piano.
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Now 3214, he retains an ebullient stage presence and a broad, enchanting tenor saxophone sound.
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"It's how young we are," Damon J. Gillespie, 23, who plays a heartthrob tenor, joked.
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He directed this documentary about the legendary tenor, with his singing mixed for Dolby Atmos.
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The AI had perfectly captured the emotionally and existentially strained tenor of the family's home.
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Wagner fans have learned to appreciate any tenor who can at least get through it.
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But on Friday, he released a statement that appeared to confirm the tenor of both.
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I was surprised, because it's not been the context or the tenor of the negotiations.
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As the vote approaches, the tenor of the debate has become more heated and emotional.
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Ms. Grand, 25, is a rising tenor saxophonist with a strong musical personality already intact.
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Stritch's famous whiskey tenor does the stories — with their glossy exteriors and yearning hearts — justice.
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Michael Fabiano's Faust was, as usual with this tenor, tensely forceful — sometimes exciting, sometimes strained.
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Despite the happy tenor of his music, his life was difficult and marked by adversity.
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Mr. Alagna arrived in the early 1990s as a tenor of immense gifts and charisma.
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The music, led by Jerome at the keyboards and sometimes on tenor sax, is terrific.
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The tenor Jeffrey Thompson brought an affecting blend of virile sound and bafflement to Ulysses.
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The tenor Pavol Breslik and the bass Wenwei Zhang distinguished themselves as Macduff and Banquo.
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This is the tenor of the piece: little pencil, little tree, little present, little sandwiches.
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Immediately, the tenor of TCU's offense changed and the Sooners' defense returned to their struggles.
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Even better, Colbert commissioned renowned Irish opera tenor Karl Scully to unveil the new lyrics.
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For some, the tenor of last year's presidential campaign had made things worse for women.
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Mr. Hardesty's tenor sax produced a big, meaty tone with blues and laughter in it.
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And that changes the tenor of how people relate to each other in this space.
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A seven-year tenor does not justify the addition of over 10 bps, he said.
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The English tenor Hugo Hymas brought poignant vocal colors and melting tenderness to his performance.
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For some attendees, the accumulation of modern services has changed the tenor of the event.
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George Coleman Jr. Octet (Tuesday and Wednesday) The drummer George Coleman Jr., son of the prominent tenor saxophonist, convenes an ensemble top-loaded with talent, including the pianist Harold Mabern, the trumpeter Josh Evans, the tenor saxophonist Don Braden and the baritone saxophonist Gary Smulyan.
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Owen McIntosh, a tenor, sang attractively as Germano but had pitch problems, especially in ornamental runs.
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I watched the tenor of our social media posts morph from smug to incredulous to despondent.
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Her musical guide is Vlad (Zlatko Buric), a former Croatian opera tenor turned grumpy local drunk.
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In the new issue of PEOPLE, the Italian tenor shares the secret to their happy marriage.
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The Ministry of Finance will offer 13 billion yen ($7.74 billion) of JGBs in that tenor.
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But he thinks the general tenor of the talk out of Washington is discouraging business growth.
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And like an operatic tenor, or star ballerina, they are what the crowd came to see.
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The tenor of the argument suggests they'd like to find a way to do the latter.
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Meanwhile, the tenor of coverage for Trump moved in the opposite direction in the home stretch.
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He played the alto in church for nearly a year, then switched to tenor — his father's.
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In the end, borderline content changed the tenor and effect of the platform as a whole.
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At the performance I saw, the tenor Sean Panikkar was powerful yet sometimes honeyed as Dionysus.
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These issuances have helped to improve the average tenor of Glenmark's debt and enhance its liquidity.
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Terrorism, natural disasters and mass shootings are unfortunately the tenor and pitch of our modern world.
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Two months ago, Tenor says it had 10 billion monthly searches monthly (around 330 million daily).
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Google has acquired the GIF platform Tenor for Android, iOS, and desktop, the company announced today.
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There is evidence to suggest that both may have been taking place on Giphy and Tenor.
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These GIFs were hidden in plain sight on Tenor and Giphy, in some cases for years.
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The last time the PBOC injected funds via the 28-day tenor was on Jan. 18.
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"Make your wishes now!" their black pastor, with a boxer's build but a sweet tenor, intones.
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Renowned for her performances of Italian opera, she also worked with the late tenor Luciano Pavarotti.
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The tenor of our nation is so hateful and ugly, and people are not nice anymore.
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Reaction online to Rock's comments -- and the racially tinged tenor of the show -- was mostly positive.
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Smart lawyers knew he could pounce without warning and take over the tenor of the argument.
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He was a tenor and had a powerful voice and that made a lot of sense.
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It resurfaces every year around the holidays, Crosby's robust baritone melding perfectly with Bowie's soaring tenor.
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Why it matters: Startups like Tenor are vying to build big businesses out of short videos.
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McIntosh says that Tenor has just 22 employees, and needs to build out a sales organization.
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But in her new book Florida, the writer describes a different tenor to the sunshine state.
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It starts the whole tenor of the project: How my mom treated me as a child.
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While the campaign projected a drama-free tenor, it was reminiscent of other moments of frustration.
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In a blistering floor speech he bemoaned the changing tenor of politics in the United States.
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The tenor of the debate, while echoing the recent rhetoric, has changed in this latest run.
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New York (CNN)Today, Ta'u Pupu'a is an operatic tenor with the voice of an angel.
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On Friday, he still sounded like a tenor, if now a leathery-voiced, weather-beaten one.
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The tenor of the race, including Mr. Trump's efforts to blame the "birther" controversy on Mrs.
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The program's promising quartet of soloists includes the soprano Joélle Harvey and the tenor Alek Shrader.
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OLD BRIDGE Salvatore Chiarelli, tenor, performs opera selections, traditional and classical Italian songs and love ballads.
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Traders said results of the BOJ's buying auction in the 0.53-year tenor were particularly strong.
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McConnell has handled this controversy with a keen understanding of the current tenor of the country.
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The strategic tone and tenor of the campaigns on both sides will be fascinating to watch.
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So much so that Google recently acquired GIF platform Tenor, which creates easy-to-share GIFs.
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Nicholas Phan sang the tenor role of the Evangelist beautifully, with unusual animation and dramatic vehemence.
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I noticed no significant change in tenor in the performances of Ted Cruz and John Kasich.
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Lately, he's noted a new tenor of fear when talking to his undocumented friends in Chicago.
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Featured performers at the Sónar debut include Nina Kraviz, Floating Points, DJ Koze, and Jimi Tenor.
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Tenor, another GIF platform, meanwhile nets around 12 billion searches a month for its own GIFs.
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Indeed, "Teenage Kicks" was a work of piercing heartache, crooned in singer Feargal Sharkey's quivering tenor.
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Many of the works included in the show have a graphic, almost commercial tenor to them.
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Thursday saw a shift in tenor from both Ryan and Trump from just a week ago.
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In his day, this superb American tenor was so dependable he was almost taken for granted.
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The tenor Robin Tritschler's clear, strong voice lent authority to his portrayal of the angel Uriel.
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The tenor Michael Spyres, as Edgardo, sings with burnished energy and a touch of metallic sheen.
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There's only the tenor of their voices to navigate, and this makes it easier to talk.
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The tenor Ben Bliss is wonderful as Ferrando, with an ideally sweet voice and boyish earnestness.
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They tend to open onto acres of space where the tenor saxophonist can improvise and conjure.
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I had soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, and bass guitars—as far as the tunings were concerned.
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The tenor Jonas Kaufmann, set to star alongside her as Cavaradossi, had already canceled in March.
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Juanillo is a baritone role; for years, Mr. Domingo sang the tenor role of the bullfighter.
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The great tenor Enrico Caruso sang about 2000 roles; the storied diva Maria Callas, roughly 230.
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Mr. Murray likes to throw his bawling, strident tenor saxophone sound into a range of situations.
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He is disarmingly feminine: His voice, emerging out of the roomy torso, is a gentle tenor.
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It is the almost religious tenor of such transformations that justifies the term "conversion" for them.
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"The tenor voice should be like sunshine," Mr. Giordani told The Los Angeles Times in 1998.
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Ever since then, debates over benefit-cost analysis (BCA) have had a predictable tenor to them.
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The Google event changed the tenor of government discussions about funding, according to several Chinese professors.
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Among the soloists is the tenor Matthew Polenzani, a smooth-voiced stalwart of the Metropolitan Opera.
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The tenor Matthew Polenzani, who sang Rodolfo earlier this season at the Met, was again splendid.
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The star tenor, now 56, returns to the boyish role of his breathlessly hyped 1996 debut.
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" Richard Smagur offered old-fashioned poise, verging on staidness, in tenor arias from "Carmen" and "Werther.
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The offering is for up to 3 billion renminbi with a maximum tenor of five years.
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Russo's non-stop yelling was illogical, alienating and inherently unsympathetic, befitting the tenor of his takes.
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Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli performed during the service led by the Dean of Windsor David Conner.
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Dimchev sings both tenor and countertenor comfortably, laying on the vibrato as thick as his makeup.
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There's no variation in the tenor of his laughter, no disparity in the force of his giddiness.
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He also weighed in on the tenor of Clinton's voice during an appearance on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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One big risk for Instagram is that the filter will slowly change the tenor of the platform.
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Priebus also said he has talked to Trump and the GOP's other candidates about tone and tenor.
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Provided the first English translation of One Hundred Years of Solitude (1967) Alberto Remedios (1935–2016), tenor.
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The shorter tenor gathered far fewer orders at $875 million than the 10-year's US$1.4 billion.
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We have revised up our forecasts for Treasury yields with a tenor of up to five years.
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The tenor of CDs shall be not less than seven days, subject to any applicable regulatory requirements.
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It's very different from the tenor of the last movie and there's also more room for humor.
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Spanish tenor Jose Carreras said she possessed a voice of great range, combined with a flawless technique.
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You need to connect with your boss emotionally and make sure the tenor is nice and relaxed.
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"At North Shields, there were probably about tenor 12 kipperers and overnight they were gone," Robson says.
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The tenor of the meeting will depend significantly on what happens with the IANA transition that Sen.
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It's "frustrating at best", Kapor Klein says, with diplomatic restraint, about the sexist tenor of the election.
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"Why not?" he says, capturing, in a single shoulder-shrugging phrase, the entire tenor of the evening.
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It was amazing how my putting a human face on the correspondence changed the tenor of it.
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We start off offering our take on the keynote (0:30) and the tenor of Apple announcements.
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Oldman's vocal range, likewise, is more tenor than bass, yet he makes the lightness work for him.
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Not based on the tenor of so much of the online and social-media discourse I see!
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The tenor may have turned off undecided Democrats, but it made for an intense and engaged debate.
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Grammy-award winning group Clean Bandit performed along with the U.K.'s biggest-selling tenor, Alfie Boe.
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Political scientists also know that the influence of gender varies depending on the tenor of the times.
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Aaron Blake brings an appealingly vulnerable, clear-toned tenor to Tim's early appearances that are exquisitely calibrated.
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John Kasich, condemned the disruptions, but said Mr. Trump was responsible for the tenor of his rallies.
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The superb tenor Matthew Polenzani excels in the title role, his lyrical elegance matched by youthful ardor.
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Tenor player Donny McCaslin and his band supplied the haunting backdrop for David Bowie's Blackstar in 2016.
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No terms were disclosed, although Tenor rival Giphy recently was valued at $1 billion by venture capitalists.
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The lines of business and friendship were blurred, and the tenor of our friendship overrode everything else.
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The stances taken by the Fed and the BoJ have renewed global demand for longer-tenor bonds.
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The emotion was audible in the Broadway actor's tenor voice as he belted out the classic tune.
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It has a 30-year tenor and is callable – or redeemable by the issuer – every five years.
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The tenor Alexander Nesterenko's virile voice and noble bearing were ideal for the well-meaning Prince Sinodal.
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What to pair with Schumann's "Dichterliebe," the classic first half of this recital from a fine tenor?
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As the Evangelist, the tenor Aaron Sheehan balanced grace and urgency in relating this oft-told story.
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I was here when it was a new production, when Natalie Dessay and some other tenor sang.
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The tenor of the Bank of England's conference showed policy makers are well aware of such dangers.
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This story has been updated with context on Kiwifarms and the general tenor of the discussion therein.
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It has not specified the size and tenor of any financing, or named any banks providing debt.
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As for Washington, he stands blank-faced, one arm extended, like a tenor taking a dignified bow.
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The bass John Tomlinson, bass-baritone Martin Winkler and tenor Alexander Lewis return from the original cast.
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Harper plays the tenor saxophone in spirally, darting movements, with a pearly-hot intensity and steady focus.
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The role of Hades, for example, is rendered in sound as a stratospheric, hysterical tenor (Barry Banks).
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Mr. Coltrane has a warbling sound that's as thick as ink on the tenor and soprano saxophones.
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CARAMANICA Two guitars, two drum kits, two tenor saxophones, bass, keyboards and a whole lot of reverb.
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The three of us are tenor lovers, so we had the possibility to enjoy ourselves very much.
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The bond has a tenor of 270 days and an interest rate of between 15% and 18%.
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PARELES Dan Bejar, who records as Destroyer, has a fey tenor voice perfectly made for easy whimsy.
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Fitch expects the notes to have an issue size of USD500m and a tenor of 10 years.
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Opera Philadelphia brings it up north, with the winning Met tenor Lawrence Brownlee in the title role.
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The operation was mainly conducted in the one-year tenor of dollar/yuan swaps, the traders said.
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But the tenor has changed as the scale of development has become ever larger and more frenzied.
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Italian opera and traditional music, sung by late tenor Luciano Pavarotti, was the soundtrack to the show.
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A picture with an obituary on Saturday about the Swedish tenor Nicolai Gedda was published in error.
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So I want the moderators, because they control the tenor of the debate, to put that forward.
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The tenor saxophonist Burnett is, like O'Farrill, an arresting improviser with an idiosyncratic, confrontational approach to composition.
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Pawlenty was ill-suited for the tenor of Republican primaries these days, and it showed in Minnesota.
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It's the opposite of how "no drama Obama" dictated the tone and tenor of the West Wing.
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As Radamès, the tenor Jorge de León is blunt but sincere and charming — much like the production.
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Social media in Russia erupted on Monday with discussion of the violent tenor of the online political commentary.
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During the testing period, WhatsApp switched the default GIF search engine from Giphy to Tenor at one point.
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The volume and tenor of the media attention surrounding Turner's case also provided an important opportunity for discussion.
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Karlsson, then a 27-year-old studying to be an operatic tenor, was no climate scientist or engineer.
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Tenor says about 200 million people per month use its platform to search and share GIFs with friends.
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In "Cavalleria," the tenor Yonghoon Lee gave a full-blooded, dramatically intense and vocally elegant performance as Turiddu.
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Theoretically that tool will allow brands to better understand what Tenor users care about at any given time.
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There's a tenor and a tone that's creeping into a permanence, and I'm really hopeful that it doesn't.
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Perhaps most exciting is the return to the Met of the Mexican tenor Javier Camarena, who sings Ernesto.
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Tenor will continue to operate as a separate brand within Google, the company said in a blog post.
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By now, it's come to define the tone and tenor of the Carters' public personas — and their music.
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Indonesia later dropped its threat after Tenor, WhatsApp's third party GIF provider, appeared to have fixed the issue.
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The offering is for up to 3 billion renminbi ($460 million) with a maximum tenor of five years.
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Other eurozone sovereigns and one or two supranationals would also have access to the tenor, SSA bankers said.
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Was Tenor so preoccupied with whether or not it could, it didn't stop to think if it should?
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The Italian tenor will perform alongside America's Got Talent star Jackie Evancho on Inauguration Day, PEOPLE previously confirmed.
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These were experiences that informed the trajectory and tenor of the movie — my journey could not be excised.
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As far as the general tenor, it's hard to see it more dovish than it was on Jan.
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I've argued in the past that the tenor of the Democratic primary, comparatively speaking, has been pretty respectful.
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They suggested neither his race nor fighting ability but alluded to the tenor and volume of his verbiage.
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"Human language started with pictures and moved to text," explained David McIntosh, CEO and co-founder of Tenor.
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At the time, the Trump campaign was "unhappy with the tenor of Fox News's coverage," the report says.
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Yields on 20-year JGBs , a tenor of choice for Japanese life insurers, last stood at 0.660 percent.
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Newman puts fair value on a new five year at 5.625%, and 7.125% on the 10-year tenor.
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Ms. Cao does not hammer home any ideological message but lets the movie's emotional tenor do the job.
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His voice is a pearly, androgynous tenor, a vessel for liquid melancholy that blurs words at the edges.
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But the contentious tenor of the campaign is turning off voters, and most of them blame Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Preminger, like Mr. Allen, has a dark, dry sound on tenor, and an instinctive resistance to cliché.
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Still, he sounded like a tenor, not a baritone with the particular colorings and weight that Verdi imagined.
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Usually its only tenor is unadulterated lust and pleasure or on the opposite end of the spectrum, disappointment.
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But when an alteration changes the entire tenor and focus of the story, that's when readers feel misled.
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The vocalists in "Das Lied" were the robust Wagner tenor Stuart Skelton and the wizardly baritone Christian Gerhaher.
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This opera ends with the soprano, now a ghost, forcing the unfaithful tenor to dance himself to death.
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Trump's meetings with Putin are sure to color the tone and tenor of the Russia investigation going forward.
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The answer was simple: A self-described "tenor manqué," he had been an opera fan all his life.
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As we listened, Sam Amidon's reedy tenor began to hum, and then another voice joined him, and another.
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Google has acquired GIF platform Tenor, adding a library of animated images to its vast internet search engine.
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The program sounds academic, but in Ms. Collier's hands, it has a personal and mournful, albeit restrained, tenor.
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But given the positions that he's taken and the tone and tenor of his campaign, I simply can't.
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I've always had a wide interest in lots of different things—from painting to photography to tenor saxophone.
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The drone footage has given the public a general sense of the scale and tenor of the protests.
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What other little slices of internet art joined "white guy blinking" as the most-used GIFs on Tenor?
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"Very good attitude, the children are playing well," Kudlow said when asked about the tenor of the discussions.
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He performs here with Eric Alexander on tenor saxophone, John Webber on bass and Louis Hayes on drums.
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The tenor Jonas Kaufmann sang the title role when this production was new and set a high standard.
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The tenor of the fight shifts once Rick has the only thing Negan truly loves at his mercy.
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It was not hard to find echoes of these sentiments in the dark tenor of the Trump campaign.
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Mr. Rodriguez plays with an unreserved flexibly on the tenor, alto and soprano saxophones; flute; and bass clarinet.
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China has already demonstrated its ability to influence commodity purchases depending on the tenor of relations, analysts said.
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He grew up singing spirituals in church before discovering his lyric tenor voice might be right for opera.
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I'd pick up the thread, and we'd improvise into dawn, like two beat-up tenor saxophones, exchanging riffs.
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And the tenor Glenn Seven Allen, with his robust voice and youthful swagger, is ideally suited to Jack.
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Mr. Coleman has a warm and ample sound on the tenor saxophone, but he improvises with streamlined focus.
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The blue masthead will stay the same, but the tenor of the paper will soon be completely different.
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But then a replacement tenor was found in Johann August Röckel — the only change in the original cast.
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He was known then, as he is now, as one of Coltrane's direct descendants on the tenor saxophone.
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To file charges against journalists who are covering a story smacks of the vindictive tenor of the times.
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Vitalij Kowaljow was a commanding, resonant bass, and Giorgio Berrugi, a late substitute as tenor, acquitted himself honorably.
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The tenor René Barbera sounded clarion and youthful in the soaring "Ingemisco" section, a de facto opera aria.
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Mr. Shepp, a tenor saxophonist who was one day shy of 81, was perched a few feet away.
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On Friday, Melissa Aldana, one of the more exciting young tenor saxophonists today, joined as a special guest.
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The tenor Andrew Staples, in his Met debut, made a stalwart Andres — Wozzeck's fellow soldier and only friend.
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The deal was originally mandated in November 2 2016 and marketed as a five to six-year tenor.
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STFC's wholesale funding profile is supported by its franchise and is diversified within India across sources and tenor.
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Vittorio Grigolo, the fever-pitch tenor who's replacing him, seems to be where the energy is these days.
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The proverbial soccer moms of suburban Atlanta are conflicted with the tone and tenor of President Donald Trump.
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More than 2,000 Dutch voters shared their views on migration with us, echoing the tenor of the campaign.
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And amid an excellent cast, the tenor Isaiah Bell as the Madwoman gives a performance of exquisite poignancy.
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The Dean of Windsor will officiate the ceremony while Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will perform during the service.
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Beatriz (the soprano Sophie Bevan) and Eduardo (the tenor David Portillo) are engaged and utterly absorbed in themselves.
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There's the slick, young emcee, orchestrating the show one minute and singing in a sweet tenor the next.
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The loop has hi-hat sounds and syncopated synthesizers — from Disclosure — as Khalid hops between tenor and falsetto.
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If Obama was surprised by his presidency's failure to change the tenor of American politics, Clinton probably wasn't.
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The tenor saxophonist Mats Gustafsson, one of Europe's most uncompromising free improvisers, angles toward the void in Fire!
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I was also struck by pervasive but subtle hunger for a change in the emotional tenor of life.
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This may be the first you've heard of Mr. Sun, a tenor saxophonist, but that will soon change.
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The works' emotional tenor come through in each image's many layers; the paintings within paintings, the obsessive repetitions.
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Schweitzer points out that in the 18th century Mozart gave the boring nice-guy roles to the tenor and the macho arias to the baritone, but in the next century Rossini, Donizetti and others always gave the dashing romantic lead to the tenor and the role of villain to the baritone.
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As the celebrant, the tenor Marc Andrew Day had greater freedom to soar, and his lines did so thrillingly.
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Kyle: The concept that we're dealing with here directly ties to the tone or tenor of the music itself.
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The renowned Italian tenor is on the road with a crew of handlers and publicists larger than some startups.
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"The statements in the article, and the overall tenor of the article, are untrue," SmileDirect stated in the complaint.
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But in the multiplayer segment of Red Dead 2, the tenor of the land is dictated by the players.
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His absence may have affected the tenor of oral arguments during a highly anticipated case on abortion last month.
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Tenor claimed that it was able to drive more than 100 million views for GIFs made from the movie.
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The adjustment may imply the PBOC is preparing to extend the tenor of its short-term money management strategy.
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If Syrian minorities abandon Mr. Assad in greater numbers, the conflict would lose much of its dangerous sectarian tenor.
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The first concert in 1990 brought the tenor together with his friends and rivals, Placido Domingo, and Jose Carreras.
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GIF platform Tenor has announced that it will be powering GIF searches within LinkedIn Messaging, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Tenor is going to help Google bring up GIFs inside Google images and other services like Gboard more easily.
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But inserted into ongoing conversations about government neglect or Communist Party malfeasance, they take on an entirely different tenor.
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The shareable images are available for download; through the Tenor GIF Keyboard app for iOS and Android; on www.tenor.
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"The tenor of the questions at oral argument doesn't always reflect what will be in the opinion," he noted.
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Ernesto Palacio, a Peruvian tenor and veteran artist manager, has noticed the change during several decades living in Italy.
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In terms of style and substance, tenor and tone, the two parties' conventions could not have differed more dramatically.
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One hundred miles an hour comes on easily, effortlessly, a tenor clearing his throat, Usain Bolt stretching his legs.
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The poll found broad dissatisfaction not only with the presidential race, but also with the tenor of political discourse.
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About 15 months ago, Tenor was trying to get its GIF search engine onto as many phones as possible.
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McIntosh's plan to change that sounds simple: He sees Tenor as a Google-like search engine, but for emotions.
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Adam tackled the tenor roles of Orpheus and Telemachus with unflagging vigor, despite some fuzziness in the lower register.
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Then she meets the charming, silver-tipped Renato Di Rossi (the lyric opera tenor Richard Troxell, who is smashing).
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The same could not be said of the tenor Aaron Blake, who struggled with the difficult part of Ugo.
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Tenor allows integrators of its service to block potentially objectionable image results or a defined list of search terms.
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Niche A leggy dancer known for his technique, Mr. Sutton sings tenor in a world where many sing baritone.
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Making Kennedy a baritone — rather than a tenor, as his speaking voice suggests — is designed to avoid heroic tropes.
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Its general tenor will be one of gaiety, wit, and satire, but it will be more than a jester.
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Benjamin Britten and his partner, the tenor Peter Pears, lived together there from 1957 until Britten's death in 1976.
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No Rossini tenor today has a more liquid legato or a more effortless reach to high C and above.
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I think it's frankly disgust with the kind of tone and tenor that comes out of this White House.
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Saulnier, who last made the soulful revenge thriller Blue Ruin, doesn't have the emotional resonance or moody tenor that
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This would have been a significant consideration when it came to selecting tenor, according to bankers off the deal.
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A concert by famed tenor Placido Domingo was canceled and clubs that were usually alive with music were silent.
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He entered the University of California, Santa Cruz, as a piano major and sang tenor in the university chorus.
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A tenor saxophonist herself, Ms. Jones drew inspiration from a similar program at Berkeley High School in Berkeley, Calif.
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Getting back to the GIF keyboard question, both Giphy and Tenor have also amassed hundreds of millions of users.
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A EUR senior unsecured inaugural Social Bond transaction with an expected intermediate tenor will follow, subject to market conditions.
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Jesse Nager's honeyed tenor is a perfect match for Smokey Robinson, one of Gordy's strongest allies and early stars.
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That changed the tenor of college esports, but the framework to support a nationwide network had not arrived yet.
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PARELES Camille Thurman is going for disarming more than dazzling, as a vocalist as well as a tenor saxophonist.
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This show features Mr. Coltrane, a tenor and soprano saxophonist, performing with a 228-piece iteration of the ensemble.
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Mr. Fortner appears here with the tenor saxophonist Tivon Pennicott, the bassist Aidan Carroll and the drummer Joe Dyson.
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Writing for a higher tenor voice and then Topi Lehtipuu's tall and lean Scandinavian body will get us there.
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Long one of the most insightful interpreters of Schubert, this tenor sings "Winterreise," accompanied by the pianist Julius Drake.
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Just in the past couple years the tenor of how we think about Silicon Valley has grown so dark.
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The luminary tenor saxophonist David Murray has long been both an avant-garde pacesetter and a guardian of tradition.
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He played cards in the back room of an Italian restaurant on 2150th Street with the tenor Enrico Caruso.
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Even more than the piano, the tenor saxophone is an instrument whose major figures have nearly all been men.
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He was a powerful, stocky pitcher from California and he dominated his mound like a tenor astride his stage.
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Among the most prolific tenor saxophonists of his time, Murray, 123, is always chasing after the next big idea.
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The tenor Luis Gomes grew up in Sarilhos Grandes, a small Portuguese town across the Tagus River from Lisbon.
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Some fill that I found difficult and/or clever included ALL TIMER, ELLIE, CAHN, ORDER, CLEF, HAUNTS and TENOR.
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Domingo, a tenor who turned to the baritone repertoire as he aged, had originally disputed the accusations against him.
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While he does create a range of sounds, he does not use effects pedals in his tenor saxophone playing.
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Lots of back and forth now, and a couple of subs, but the tenor of the match hasn't changed.
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But the general tenor of his work idealized Native Americans in the name of preserving vanishing ways of life.
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Mr. Potter is a hyper-articulate tenor saxophonist and bass clarinetist, subject to all the attendant triumphs and pitfalls.
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So, naturally, people have been asking for years if and when the star tenor Jonas Kaufmann would attempt it.
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He played tenor saxophone on Machito's seminal Afro-Cuban jazz album "Kenya" (1958), which featured Cannonball Adderley on alto.
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Mr. Jackson is known as a deft exponent of John Coltrane's clear and untempered sound on the tenor saxophone.
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For "Quiet," he'll convene a large ensemble featuring six reed and horn players, including the tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano.
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JOHN PASSION' Werner Güra, tenor; Staats- and Domchor Berlin; Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin; René Jacobs, conductor (Harmonia Mundi).
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The budding presidential campaigns of several Senate and House committee members could also influence the tenor of the hearings.
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I've always thought of your voice as almost like a tenor sax, in terms of its texture and power.
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The front line features Josh Evans — New York's premier young straight-ahead trumpeter — and Marcus Strickland on tenor saxophone.
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