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Mellophone (a marching version of a horn).

The numerical method is based on the time-marching version of the semi-implicit method for pressure-linked equations consistent (SIMPLEC).

Luckily, the world continues to provide comedy (Rose Parade announcer Bob Eubanks tagging a marching band version of I Want to Hold Your Hand by hoping Stevie Wonder was listening) as we struggle to graft new technologies onto old memories and habits.

Coleman had always been brought to tears by the marching band version of "Nimrod", the televised spectacle of "grey greatcoats, deep trombones and utter stilllness" in the mournful November air.

Adopting a celebrity version of marching around the playground chanting: "Who wants to be in my gang?", today's stars aren't content with creating their own lingerie line or perfume with top notes of "I'm getting to the age where Hollywood starts casting me as my boyfriend's mother" – they want to wrestle back power one muesli recipe at a time.

And who can forget the stirring images from Tiananmen Square in 1989, when pro-democracy students marched behind a Styrofoam version of the Statue of Liberty before being brutally dispersed?

Maybe have the Rangers Supporters' fife and drum marching band play a version of Fida'i, the old Palestinian national anthem.

And yes, the Dave Matthews Band closes with a long version of "Ants Marching".

At one point the Lincoln marching band plays a brassy version of the Ramones' "Blitzkrieg Bop," and the movie as a whole sometimes recalls the demented anarchy of Allan Arkush's "Rock 'n' Roll High School," which featured that great punk band at the tail end of its prime.

Why would it be unsurprising to expect the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the "UCLA/Westwood" station to be accompanied by the Trojan Marching Band playing a rousing version of "Fight On".

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