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When Duke Ellington visited Addis, Mr Astatke transposed some of the American bandleader's numbers from the West's eight-note scale into Ethiopia's five-note scale.

And by transposing some of the grit and silly shibboleths of contemporary city life onto that alternate landscape, the map (and the little blog posts he wrote to accompany it) prodded you to entertain the possibility that this ruined future might not feel like an emergency to those living it, that life in that archipelago might have all the richness, realness and inanity of ours.

Other errors in the work include transposing some of the Welsh Marcher barons of King Henry I of England's reign into nobles of William the Conqueror's time, and omitting an entire generation of fitzWarins.

Olympia, Giulietta and Antonia each require a different type of voice, but, all three have been sung by a single soprano before (i.e. Beverly Sills, Joan Sutherland, Mary Dunleavy), even if it usually meant transposing down some of the doll's music.

Several by-laws have been approved that transpose some of the principles of the Common Fishery Policy into Albanian legislation.

There, Orfeo's role was sung by a male alto - a castrato; a later Paris version used a tenor, transposing and altering some of the music in the process.

Simply transposing the standards of the pre-Web world won't work.

Transpose the direction of the landmark onto your map.

A report in the Nocturnalist column on Saturday about a gala at Avery Fisher Hall celebrating Lincoln Center's recent architectural updates transposed, in some copies, the surnames of a CNBC reporter who discussed covering Athenian riots.

An earlier version of this article transposed the numbers of two buildings.

Earlier this month, a chunk of Central Park was transposed into the confines of a spacious Brooklyn gallery.