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His September appearances with Joe Lovano and Bill Frisell have been overtaken this year by his "New Trio": French saxophonist Jerome Sabbagh sports a comparatively light, airy sound that suggests a pan-global, postmodern Lester Young ; guitarist Ben Monder occasionally creates Frisell-ian soundscapes, but also foregoes the electronics in favor of more traditional harmonic support.
The Jazz Scene: Hot Tones, Francophones Will Friedwald 2011
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This, from their new album, is an immediately gripping piece of super-saturated, pan-global melancholy with a winningly huge chorus.
F&M playlist 2011
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"The now pan-global weed Canadian fleabane arrived in Europe in the seventeenth century in the stuffing of a bird imported from North America," we're told.
Stow the Mower, Stop Pulling Bill Laws 2011
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The other dissent, by Keith Hennessey, Bill Thomas and Douglas Holtz-Eakin, sees 10 causal factors, but emphasizes the pan-global nature of the housing bubble, which it attributes to ungovernable global capital flows.
What Caused the Bubble? Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2011
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Europe Playing Catch-Up In terms of the potential economic impact of cloud computing on a broader, pan-global scale, it appears that Europe is lagging behind the U.S.
Meet the Rainmakers Nick Clayton 2011
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"The now pan-global weed Canadian fleabane arrived in Europe in the seventeenth century in the stuffing of a bird imported from North America," we're told.
Stow the Mower, Stop Pulling Bill Laws 2011
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It was a many centuries-long pan-global practice that was born of the many centuries-long original sin: the certainty the institution was right, not just in some things, but in all things, and that God was always on its side.
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Nonetheless, pan-historic and pan-global, blaming others has been the genuine human pastime.
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Too many UK political bloggers seem to forget that their community is just a small part of a huge, pan-global sprawl of good, bad and indifferent outpourings on a broad spectrum of topics.
Derek Draper is damaging the blogosphere Mark Reckons 2009
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In a pan-global talking shop like the UN full of different cultures, traditions, histories and political freedoms, how on earth is it possible to arrive at a consensus on ethics.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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