Similar words: grantor, guarantor, tormentor, canto, mentor, contort, wanton, inventor. Meaning: n. 1. the musical director of a choir 2. the official of a synagogue who conducts the liturgical part of the service and sings or chants the prayers intended to be performed as solos.
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61. On universal behaviour and statistical mechanics of multi-dimensional triadic Cantor sets'.
62. Indeed, it is the first in the new Millennium and, therefore, we are bringing the dreams of Cantor and Felix Klein, dreamed in the late 1900s, into the 21st Century.
63. She chanted hymns and prayers with the voice of a cantor.
64. Objective To construct recombinant plasmids encoding acidic phospholipase A2-1(APLA2-1) from Guangxi Ophiophagus hannah(King cantor) Venom and express in E.
65. Cantor indicated the Republican-controlled House would not support ideas like construction spending and aid to cash-strapped states that were in the 2009 stimulus bill.
66. The global financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald had its offices on the 101st to 105th floors of the north tower and lost 658 employees in the devastation.
67. So it's just like Georg Cantor said, the recursion continues forever.
68. It selects the instructions for detail simulation according to the construction procedure of trisection cantor set.
69. It is discovered that the dimension and measure of the intersection of triadic Cantor sets with their translates are related to the translate length.
70. But another giant of the era, David Hilbert, saw it as a lasting contribution and later proclaimed, "No one shall expel us from the Paradise that Cantor has created."
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71. In the words of the medievalist Norman Cantor, Nothing like this has happened before or since in the recorded history of mankind.
72. Anthony Caro on the Roof will be the 14th consecutive single-artist installation on the Cantor Roof Garden.
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