The 98 km circuit with eight ports curly transposes us in time of colonization and deforestation with the old railway along the portage to Lake Pommeroy.
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They also complain about the car's design, which awkwardly transposes the low-slung headlights of the 911 to a much higher front end.
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For the recapitulation, Beethoven transposes the second subject into A major, quickly changing into A minor and then back to C major for the coda.
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Sumptuously filmed, " Angels " intriguingly transposes Adamson's knowledge of insects'social structure onto a stiff, 19th-century English family.
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This is most often done by 2 . Nc3, which transposes into the Dunst Opening after 2 . . . d4 or 2 . . . dxe4.
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Especially when they sit side by side noodling at the living-room grand piano, where Lockhart transposes carefree ditties to tragic minor keys, farcically subverting them.
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The film transposes the woman directly from art to reality, prompting confusion in the viewer; Booker asserts that such a literal depiction therefore leads inevitably to uncertainty.
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The E major start soon transposes into a section in A-flat major, where both hands bounce around with a dotted melody which is the second theme.
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Wild Weekend " a comedy that transposes the eighteenth-century play " She Stoops To Conquer " to a Suffolk village in heyday of New Labour.
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Shifting down three courses transposes the D-major scale to A-major, but of course the first Do-Re-Mi would be shifted off the instrument.
