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"The idea of a present with continuous roots in history, where an artist's every action is judged by the unwearying tribunal of the dead," as he put it in his 1987 collection "Nothing if Not Critical," was so wan that it fell to the critic to take up the cudgels on the dead's behalf.
More critical was learning his players.
Especially critical was the upkeep of injuries.
But more critical was the lure of the economic potential of taking science to the marketplace.
Much of the stuff, whether laudatory or critical, was specious nonsense.
Just as critical was the type of service that was available.
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"What is critical is what comes after".
Just how critical is fuzzy math?
But how critical is it?
Especially critical is the new Expedition/Navigator.
Brahms, always intensely self-critical, was riddled with doubts about this score, but it proved immediately popular (unlike many of his early works) and has justly remained so.
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