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Einstein is the granddaddy of them all and it remains the most daring opera in the vast note-bank that is the Minimalist style.

The complexities of that evolution are so vast that notes on Mr. Menand's research account for nearly 100 pages.

Madawi Al Rasheed, a dissident Saudi academic at LSE, said the tragedy highlighted the inability of the Saudi authorities to handle vast crowds – noting that even small demonstrations are banned.

Let them loose on a hotel like Künstlerheim Luise in Berlin and you end up with bordello chic, bright red horses emerging from walls and vast musical notes.

Tim Wise summarizes this vast literature, noting that during slavery, "the term 'white' to describe Europeans en masse was born as an umbrella term to capture the new pan-Euro unity needed to defend the system of African slavery and Indian genocide going on in the Americas.

Soloists have to learn vast numbers of notes.

On her first time through, Johnson got the vast majority of notes wrong.

They do not require a penny of government assistance to live a rich and healthy life in their vast dominions," he notes.

He said the drought was the worst he could recall in his 43 years working in the Brewarrina district, a vast sheep run noted for thoroughbred Merino herds that produce premium wool for export.

Bowers attributes the gap to the fact that Colonial-era currency collecting requires "an intellectual turn of mind" given the vast variety of notes issued between 1690 and 1779.

Bar-Natan started as a professor in 1991 and didn't create his pensieve, which also contains vast quantities of notes and other work products, until 17 years later, in 2008, when he already had tenure.