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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a record or a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing options or alternatives related to records, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "You can choose to keep a record or a summary of the meeting notes."
Alternatives: "a log or a" or "a file or a".
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He'd always give me a present, a record or a cool ethnic percussion instrument.
Some people say that a record or a film changed their life.
He prefers conversation, as if an interview were somehow less of a performance than a record or a concert.
Lipstick Traces by Greil Marcus (1989) Some people say that a record or a film changed their life.
"But once I commit to a project, whether it's a record or a movie, I become so involved with every aspect that I become obsessed.
Is he a rock star trying to make a record or a regular guy just trying to do the right thing?
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■ Explains the standards of genealogical research, so that you can make sound decisions as to whether a record or an assertion is likely to be helpful or more likely to lead you astray.
You could watch him working it out, having a hundred ideas a minute for a recording or a performance, the cast or conditions he wanted.
But watching someone tally up all the various social and intellectual brambles that could get stuck to a recording or a performer was thrilling.
Further, listeners' reasons for electing to attend a live performance rather than listen to a recording or a live broadcast suggest that hall designers should try to maximize the sense of two-way communication between performers and listeners.
In general, the musical composition can be either classified as a recording or a symbolic score.
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