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empeyot

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    Comment #42310564

    Related: Ayako Sakakibara et al.: A longitudinal study of the process of acquiring absolute pitch: A practical report of training with the ‘chord identification method’ https://doi…

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    Comment #40582520

    His book Analysis I, and potentially also his linear algebra lecture come to mind.

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    Comment #37207704

    Would be interesting to know how many of these visa applications eventually get rejected. Also, maybe some sort of deposit to be returned when participant shows up would discourage…

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    Comment #34762777

    Iatrogenesis (adj.: iatrogenic) is, I suspect, what the fist word should be.

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    Comment #34222788

    It's complicated. It seems Airbnb was forced by some customer protection agency (UK iirc), to always offer the possibility to submit a review in the case of last minute cancellatio…

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    Comment #32379445

    For us bibliphiles: why has the second edition no hardcover version or is it planned?

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    Comment #28372983

    "In the case of perfect pitch, it seems that the necessary adaptability in the brain disappears by the time a child passes about six years old [...]. (Although [...] there are exce…

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    Comment #27959034

    In English the /v/ in the phonetic spelling [edit, was: transcription] vee usually represents a voiced labiodental fricative (as /v/ in Italian Vincente) whereas most Spanish speak…

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    Comment #27472157

    One positive effect of morning exercise may sinply lie in the associated tendency towards increased exposure to natural (i.e. more intense) light in the morning hours [I don't have…

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    Comment #25336152

    This rather negative excerpt from Jack Nasher, "Conv!nced - How to Prove Your Competence and Win People Over", p. 185-187 may be helpful: "We are frighteningly bad at making an acc…

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    Comment #25336083

    This rather negative excerpt from Jack Nasher, "Conv!nced - How to Prove Your Competence and Win People Over", p. 185-187 may be helpful: "We are frightenly bad at making an accura…

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    Comment #24531043

    They don't. But you'll have trouble to admit possession of a recorded call unless you're sure you legally obtained it. So unless you merely use it for your private training purpose…

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    Comment #24522289

    What follows works 99% of the times with airbnb: Customer service representative: "For training purposes this call is being recorded. Are you okay with it?" Airbnb member: "Well, y…