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dedicatee

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ded·i·ca·tee  (dd-k-t)
n.
One to whom something, such as a literary work, is dedicated.
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Of the three books that gave me the most vivid intellectual pleasure this year, one was picked by a fellow reviewer (Joseph Leo Koerner's The Reformation of the Image) and I would be embarrassed to discuss another since, to my surprise and pride, I happen to be one of its dedicatees (Herbert L.
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The edition includes the variations restored to their original sequence, Tchaikovsky's finale reinstated, appendices containing the more bravura finale re-written by Fitzenhagen--the work's dedicatee, and the composer's first draft of the fourth version.
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Best of all, we're finally getting a sense of the bigger picture, with suggestions that the series's perpetual dedicatee, Beatrice, plays a role in the orphans' fate.
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