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Serenaded by composers seeking to put music to New York's ongoing grief from 9/11, they left inspired to make sure that their city retained and strengthened its internal values even as it continued to mourn.
Joshua Stanton: Summer of Tolerance NYC Joshua Stanton 2011
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Serenaded by composers seeking to put music to New York's ongoing grief from 9/11, they left inspired to make sure that their city retained and strengthened its internal values even as it continued to mourn.
Joshua Stanton: Summer of Tolerance NYC Joshua Stanton 2011
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Serenaded by an Indian playing a wooden bansuri flute, I felt as pure as I ever have.
Perry Garfinkel: A Hind-Jew in India Perry Garfinkel 2010
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Serenaded by an Indian playing a wooden bansuri flute, I felt as pure as I ever have.
Perry Garfinkel: A Hind-Jew in India Perry Garfinkel 2010
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Serenaded again with chants of ` ` M-V-P! '' from the red-clad sellout crowd, Ovechkin scored his 64th and 65th goals Thursday night, breaking Luc Robitaille's single-season NHL mark for left wings and leading the Capitals to a 4-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning.
USATODAY.com 2007
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Serenaded by cheers and Bruce Springsteen's "The Rising," she dedicated her comeback to Ohio voters and promise that she won't talk, she'll act.
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Serenaded by cheers and Bruce Springsteen's "The Rising," she dedicated her comeback to Ohio voters and promised them she won't talk, she'll act.
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Serenaded by Bruno, a pianist doing life for murder, the clientele eat inside a deconsecrated chapel set behind the 60 ft-high walls, watch towers, searchlights and security cameras of the daunting 500-year-old Fortezza Medicea, at Volterra near Pisa.
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Serenaded by Bruno, a pianist doing life for murder, the clientele eat inside a deconsecrated chapel set behind the 60 ft-high walls, watch towers, searchlights and security cameras of the daunting 500-year-old Fortezza Medicea, at Volterra near Pisa.
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Serenaded them-his instrument was a cigar box across which was pulled tight a single wire, which he bowed furiously.
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Robbins, Tom 1976
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