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| ... and bass [better source needed] that fuses elements of dark drum and bass with uptempo breakbeats and ambient noises (similar to those characteristic of neurofunk). Darkstep music is typically composed in a chromatic scale. Off-time and erratically cut breakbeat samples feature prominently. [better source needed] Darkstep comes from techstep, better source needed] whereas neurofun... |
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... Matrix.
Songs, which may imitate recognizable (but often expensive to license) songs.
"Library" music, which is previously composed production music. Trailer music library companies typically didn't offer their music to the public and developed and licensed music exclusively to the motion picture studios.
* Industrial music
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Moulton says his innovation was an accident. The placement followed the pattern of a traditional pop recording: it replaced the bridge typically found in such a record after the second chorus. An example is the breakdown in "My Lovin' (Never Gonna' Get It)" by En Vogue: a sampled male voice can be heard introducing this part of ... |
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| ... cheesecake pin-up, Gale appeared on the cover of "Yank, The Army Weekly" in 1944 and toured with Bob Hope in Europe the next year. Her post-war parts, mostly sultry second leads, were typically lightweight in nature. She was often lent out to other studios and not always in a singing mode. Gale's better known film work includes "Race Street" (1948), "The Barkleys of Broadway" (194... |
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Cerebellum: Balance, coordination, fine muscle control
Brain stem: Breathing, blood pressure, heartbeat, swallowing
Tumor size and type are other factors. Larger tumors typically cause greater changes in thinking, yet a small tumor in a key language area can result in severe loss of function. Tumors that grow slowly such as pilocytic astrocytomas may not ca... |
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Mary started out typically as an extra and bit player in such films as "Madam Satan" (1930), "The Great Lover" (1931) and in "Grand Hotel" (1932) in which she played a honeymooner. The glamorous, vibrant be... |
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| ... French Revolution epic Caroline Cherie (no doubt prompted by her seminude scenes and taunting, kittenish sexuality) and she was off and running at the box office. Her film romps were typically done tastefully with an erotic twinge of innocence and gentle sexuality plus an occasional bubble bath thrown in as male bait. She continued spectacularly with an array of costumed teasers s... |
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The Bottle-blonde bombshell of 1940s and 1950s "B" films who gained entry into Hollywood via the modeling and chorus girl venues. She typically played hardcore floozies, burlesque dancers, and the like. Went on to TV and played sexy foils to Red Skelton, B... |
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December 28.
1811 December 28, CIVIL RIGHTS (Germany)
Were extended to Jews in Frankfurt.
1968. december 28. "A Galilei elleni szégyenletes pertől kezdve a mai napig az inkvizíció több kárt okozott, mint mi, újító teológusok valamennyien. Azt mondom: 'az inkvizíció', nem pedig a vallástanítás kongregációja, mert semmi változás nem történt. Az ink... |
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