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Surroundings: Guests can hire a boat for an ultraromantic floating dinner.
Hot Spot: The Lalu 2007
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She'd protested doing the Mozart AntiMass, but the dean had pointed out that the stipend from the Austro-Hungarian Cultural Foundation had come because they were pushing their traditional musicians, even Mozart, even the later ultraromantic stuff composed after his bout with renal failure, even the weird pieces no one sings much anymore, if they ever did.
Flash ModesittJr_LE 2004
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Its music is an ultraromantic pop pastiche of French impressionist composers, from Debussy to Fauré, and consists largely of flowery, continuously modulating arpeggios attached to wandering melodies.
NYT > Home Page By STEPHEN HOLDEN 2010
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Its music is an ultraromantic pop pastiche of French impressionist composers, from Debussy to Fauré, and consists largely of flowery, continuously modulating arpeggios attached to wandering melodies.
NYT > Home Page By STEPHEN HOLDEN 2010
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For $50 each you and your sugar-nums will be treated to an ultraromantic dinner, including a pupu-style appetizer plate meant for sharing, choice of main course entrée (go with the tenderloin, trust us) and dessert.
Chicagoist 2009
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"Pounding on pianos, cranking out delicate little click-clack beats and shivering through choruses with an ultraromantic soprano, Khan proves she's a powerhouse under her billowy sleeves," Melissa Maerz writes in her three-and-a-half star review.
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Jean-Luc Godard's ultraromantic Pierrot le Fou to a Mexican high school.
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Jean-Luc Godard's ultraromantic Pierrot le Fou to a Mexican high school.
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