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lento [ˈlɛntəʊ] Music adj & adv (Music / Classical Music) to be performed slowly n pl -tos
(Music / Classical Music) a movement or passage performed in this way [Italian, from Latin lentus slow] How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The hiring of Peters, a Playa del Rey-based writer and editor who was among the magazine's original freelancers when it launched 11 years ago, coincides with moves by new publisher Christopher Joseph Lento to expand the magazine's appeal to a wider geographical area. Los negocios latinoamericanos de hoy, con su mentalidad de futuro, se dan cuenta que el almacenamiento de informacion en redes es un activo estrategico que puede darles una ventaja cornpetitiva y compensar el impacto del lento crecimiento economico. Vicente Nebrada's duet, Lento, a tempo, e appassionato, with music by Scriabin and staging by former principal dancer Deborah Hadley, featured the highly musical dancing of Kaori Nakamura, attentively partnered by Newton. |
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