Confused Words: chord vs cord
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Its main underlying minor (Em) is prominent throughout the song, while the progression in the verses consists of a further three s (A-G-F#/D) reverting to the minor . The chorus uses a contrasting major (G) as well as a flat (B♭) and another minor (Dm) and, like the song's final refrain, finishes on a standard (C).
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Parallel ailerons were fitted only to the upper wing.
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In open tuning the strings are tuned to sound a when not fretted.
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"These generators have the ability to produce hours of lighting by simply pulling on a small for a few minutes."
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Treating cervical neurapraxia on the field.
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Exoskeletons could also be applied in the area of rehabilitation of stroke or Spinal injury patients.
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It came packaged in a gatefold with a lyric and guitar/ukelele booklet.
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These were "masters", or notes belonging to the common , and "servants", or all other notes.
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He competes in the F57 Paralympic disability category for athletes with spinal injuries and amputations.
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St Lawrence station was opened in 1864 just before this but closed in 1916.
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The term Prusik is a name for both the loops of and the hitch, and the verb is "to prusik".
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Morrel pulled the bell, but though he nearly broke the no one answered.
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It is in E-flat major, with a main pattern of A2-Bsus-Cm7-Bsus.
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At the beginning of the display, it also had the traditional 'golden' waterfall but it was hung from the lower of the Bridge.
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A ventilator is made, a is hung, and a lady who sleeps in the bed dies.
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I think that, henceforth, nothing but some extraordinary jarring of that could renew it.
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The middle finger or thumb is placed through a loop on the end of one , and a tab at the end of the other is placed between the thumb and forefinger.
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This loss of function and ataxia of peripheral nerves and spinal is the phenomenon of OPIDP.
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Numbness, stinging, and/or weakness in the arms, legs or both, distinguish cervical neurapraxia.
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The pulley, another of the machines, is merely a grooved wheel around which a passes.
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The first , for example, could be a B minor 7th superimposed on an E minor triad.
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A few other fibers intrinsic to the run in the dorsolateral fasciculus of the spinal and the septomarginal tract.
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More recently, electrical stimulation of the brain and spinal and caloric stimulation have been explored as treatments.
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It also features Lennon's intricate changes.
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No Seriously.", "Watch Your Back Manolo", "Health: -Blood Controversy", and "Health: The -Blood Debate".
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After the car accident that caused his spinal injury, he went through extensive rehabilitation.
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The system is flexible, and can be embellished to include more information (such as color or to denote a bass note in an inverted ).
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To this day I still don't know a single on the guitar."
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He often uses complex shapes in picking and strumming for all of the bands he plays with.
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Dave Laing in "One Wonders" (1985) provides more of a sociology of punk.
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St Lawrence station was opened in 1864 just before this , but closed in 1916.
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Subsequent spinal injury after an episode of cervical neurapraxia has not been observed.
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During the Batizado, students are recognized by their success by being promoted in color.
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A fishing line is any made for fishing.
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The song contains "glittering" progressions of a 1980s nightclub.
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This change evokes a ii-V-I progression that is left unfinished.
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``Ma foi, monsieur, you have touched upon a tender .''
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These caps would have prohibited any form of rivet or being used as a means of attachment.
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In music, an irregular resolution is resolution by a dominant seventh or diminished seventh to a other than the tonic.
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The main secondary aspect of the Discipline is that the avout are allowed to own only their "bolt, , and sphere".
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