Calculators such as the Arithmometer remained a fascination after 1820, and their potential for commercial use was well understood.
In the Piano Sonata (1946) and the Woodwind Quintet (1948), he began writing with a sharper edge, and in the Cello Sonata he started the investigation of contrasting materials that remained a fascination.
Barcelona, on the other hand, is better known for its architecture, particularly the work of Antoni Gaudí, whose wild-looking, intricate buildings and gardens remain a fascination.
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Mystery still surrounds how epaulettes sense a drop in oxygen, meaning that this timid shark will remain a fascination for scientists like Dr Renshaw, especially as their hardiness could prove vital in the future.
His stories remained a fascination, his advice invaluable.
Still, "Smash" itself remained — and remains — an object of fascination to theatre fans, whether that fascination took the form of hate-watching, phantasmagorical fan fiction, or pure, irrational love of a network underdog.
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Suicide and depression may also, however, be among the few remaining dangers that still bear a sense of romantic fascination.
As he defied terpsichorean gravity by remaining on the show, he became an object of fascination for news columnists, academics, psychologists and others.
