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In 1992 N.W.A. producer and sometime rapper Dr. Dre released the California rap scene's most influential and definitive record, The Chronic; its marriage of languid beats and murderous gangsta mentality resulted in phenomenal sales.

Taken from it is The Lonely 1, which actually featured on Being There, Wilco's second album from 1999, but this slightly reworked take was the trigger for most of the songwriting process behind their definitive record, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.

They should discover one of the most definitive and useful sources for the actual voting records and public statements on the campaign's key issues by the leading Democratic candidates.

The study, financed by the federal government and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is the most definitive measure to date of the use of computerized patient records by hospitals.

James Dean Bradfield has described the album as representing "the most definitive period for us visually as well as the songs we were writing and the record we've never been scared to admit that".

Leonard's shots stand examination as a definitive record of jazz music's greatest period, when mid-century New York was home to its most innovative practitioners.

Cerebral angiography provides the most definitive diagnosis.

(4) It feels like a definitive record for me.

She placed this definitive record of his life's work at the National Gallery.

Pictures are often taken as a definitive record of what happened.

The firewall paradox calls to question the most definitive theories of science.