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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | When Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald performed the song as a duet in the 1936 film version of "Rose Marie", it was a hit that remained a signature song for the two singers throughout their careers. As featured in the 1936 film version, Nelson Eddy as Sergeant Bruce and Jeanette MacDonald as Rose Marie are alone by a lakeside campfire. They hear a distant and haunting call across the lake, which Bruce tells her is “Just an Indian." | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | They listen and hear in the distance a mysterious feminine voice make its reply. The rest of the scene has been summarized thus: | [] | Songs with lyrics by Otto Harbach,Songs with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II,1924 songs,Songs from musicals,Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients,Songs with music by Rudolf Friml,Ray Stevens songs,Slim Whitman songs | {
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | It is an old Indian legend, he tells her. Years ago two lovers from different tribes met here. Their families were enemies, sort of a Romeo and Juliet affair. They were discovered and sentenced to die, but their spirits still live. When a lover gives the call, their spirits echo it, sending it on until it reaches the one he loves. Rose Marie is moved by the beauty of it. She stands at the edge of the lake and gives the haunting call. | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | That same night, after Rose Marie has gone to her tent, she hums the song while beside the campfire and Sergeant Bruce quietly hums the response. In a dramatic moment later in the play, after Sergeant Bruce rides off on his horse to arrest Rose Marie's brother for murder, she sings "Indian Love Call" in an attempt to summon him back. | [] | Songs with lyrics by Otto Harbach,Songs with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II,1924 songs,Songs from musicals,Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients,Songs with music by Rudolf Friml,Ray Stevens songs,Slim Whitman songs | {
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | Still later, as Rose Marie performs the last act of Puccini's "Tosca", she hears the voice of Bruce singing "Indian Love Call". Finally, she "hits a perfect high note and collapses in the middle of the stage." | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald's recording of "Indian Love Call" (with "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" from "Naughty Marietta" on the reverse) sold over a million copies, was included in the 1974 compilation film "That's Entertainment!", and was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2008. | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | It was the only song from the stage score that MacDonald recorded, although Eddy recorded a number of songs from "Rose Marie", including another version of "Indian Love Call", performed as a duet with Dorothy Kirsten. Plugging into the popularity of the Eddy and MacDonald version of this song and attempting to avoid confusion with the 1954 remake, the 1936 version of the movie was broadcast on television under the title "Indian Love Call". | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | BULLET::::- In 1938, Artie Shaw and His Orchestra released a version of "Indian Love Call", but it was the B-side – a version of Cole Porter's "Begin the Beguine" – that rocketed Artie Shaw into celebrity. BULLET::::- In 1939, the whistler Fred Lowery released a version that sold over 2 million copies. | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | BULLET::::- Country singer Ray Stevens, known primarily for novelty music, released a version of "Indian Love Call" in 1975, reaching No. 38 on the U.S. country charts with it. The song was part of an album of covers of pop music standards. BULLET::::- In the 1976–1977 first season of the Muppet Show, the muppets Wayne and Wanda performed a short (0:32) duet of this song. | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | BULLET::::- Rainier Beer of Seattle, Washington, spoofed the song in 1977 for their commercial campaign, featuring Mickey Rooney and his wife, Jan, in costume. Two versions were released: one, where Rooney blindly pours a beer into a glass held by Jan at the commercial's end; and another, where the beer is poured blindly down Jan's cleavage. BULLET::::- Sara Davis Buechner included this song on her CD "Rudolf Friml Piano Works". | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | BULLET::::- When Jason Danieley and Marin Mazzie performed this song as an opening number at a Valentine's Day 2009 performance at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, "The Washington Post" described how "Mazzie trilled 'Indian Love Call' from the stage, Danieley crooned in return, traipsing down the Terrace Theater aisle as if struck by Cupid's arrow." | [
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21935762 | 21935762 | Indian Love Call | BULLET::::- The first verse is sung by an offscreen narrator in Nickelodeon's 1995 television special "Oh, Brother" featuring Stick Stickly, who seeks his twin brother in New York City. BULLET::::- Brendan Fraser and Sarah Jessica Parker performed a version of the song in the 1999 film "Dudley Do-Right". BULLET::::- Kenny Roberts (musician) recorded 'Indian Love Call' on a 1965 album with that name. | [
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21935945 | 21935945 | Jasad | Jasad may refer to: BULLET::::- Jatiyo Samajtantrik Dal, a political party in Bangladesh BULLET::::- "Jasad" (magazine), an Arabic-language cultural magazine BULLET::::- Jasad (band), an Indonesian death metal band | [
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21935884 | 21935884 | Urbain Lippé | Urbain Lippé (July 21, 1831 – December 20, 1896) was a Quebec notary and political figure. He represented Joliette in the House of Commons of Canada from 1891 to 1896 as a Conservative member. | [
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21935884 | 21935884 | Urbain Lippé | He was born in L'Assomption, Lower Canada, of German descent, and was educated at the college there. In 1870, he married Marie Louise Lèvesque. Lippé served as clerk for the circuit courts for Joliette district and Joliette county and for the lower court (Cour des Commissaires) at St-Jean de Matha. | [
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21935884 | 21935884 | Urbain Lippé | BULLET::::- "The Canadian parliamentary companion, 1891" AJ Gemmill | [
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21935881 | 21935881 | Tetratricopeptide repeat | The tetratricopeptide repeat (TPR) is a structural motif. It consists of a degenerate 34 amino acid tandem repeat identified in a wide variety of proteins. It is found in tandem arrays of 3–16 motifs, which form scaffolds to mediate protein–protein interactions and often the assembly of multiprotein complexes. These alpha-helix pair repeats usually fold together to produce a single, linear solenoid domain called a TPR domain. | [
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21935881 | 21935881 | Tetratricopeptide repeat | A typical TPR structure is characterized by interactions between helices A and B of the first motif and helix A’ of the next TPR. Although the nature of such interactions may vary, the first two helices of the TPR motif typically have a packing angle of ~24 degrees within a single motif. Repeats of more than three TPR motifs generate a right handed superhelix characterized by both a concave and a convex face, of which the concave face is usually involved in ligand binding. | [] | {
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21935881 | 21935881 | Tetratricopeptide repeat | In terms of sequence, a TPR possesses a mixture of small and large hydrophobic residues, nonetheless, no positions are fully invariant. There are however certain residues that are usually conserved including Tryptophan 4, Leucine 7, Glycine 8, Tyrosine 11, Alanine 20, Phenylalanine 24, Alanine 27 and Proline 32. Among those 8, Alanine at positions 8, 20 and 27 tend to be more conserved. The other positions have a stronger preference for either small, large or aromatic amino acids rather than a specific residue. | [] | {
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21935881 | 21935881 | Tetratricopeptide repeat | In between helices, residue conservation plays more of a structural role with helix breaking residues present. Between adjacent TPR, residues have roles with both structural and functional implications. | [] | {
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21935938 | 21935938 | Architecture in Stockholm | Architecture in Stockholm has a history that dates back to the 13th century, possibly even earlier. According to some sources, there might have been a simple defense structure, perhaps a small castle, on the northeast part of the island Stadsholmen. The buildings in Stockholm are characterized by its unique location between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea. The Hanseatic League during the great period of industrialization saw a strong desire to modernize the city. | [
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21935938 | 21935938 | Architecture in Stockholm | Stockholm's historic buildings are largely conserved, possibly because the city escaped destruction by war, suffered by so many other cities in Europe. The infrastructure of Stockholm is in many ways connected to the buildings themselves, as such, major infrastructural components will be discussed in this article to some extent. | [] | Buildings and structures in Stockholm,History of Stockholm | {
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21935938 | 21935938 | Architecture in Stockholm | The 14th century saw King Magnus's disputes with the Danish provinces of Skåne and Blekinge leading to attacks on Swedish cities, including Stockholm. This led to the construction of a fortress in Gamla stan, Stockholm's Old Town. This was period in which Stockholm, as it had only recently been referred to, moved between the bridges surrounding Gamla stan's structure for security. The city structures were built of wood except for the Cathedral Storkyrkan and a tower called "Three Crowns" which were more monumental. | [] | Buildings and structures in Stockholm,History of Stockholm | {
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56640914 | 56640914 | Piero Martinetti | While in his lectures Martinetti was developing his own philosophy of religion, on 5 January 1920, in Milan, he co-founded the 'Società di studi filosofici e religiosi' ("Society for Philosophical and Religious Studies"), together with some friends, fully independent of any dogmatism. The aim was to gather a number of Italian intellectuals and hold a series of conferences. | [] | Italian anti-fascists,1943 deaths,Leipzig University alumni,1872 births,University of Turin alumni,20th-century Italian philosophers,Italian schoolteachers | {
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56640914 | 56640914 | Piero Martinetti | In 1926 Martinetti was sued for 'contempt for the Eucharist'; as a consequence, he was forced to sign a defence of his courses on philosophy of religion. | [] | Italian anti-fascists,1943 deaths,Leipzig University alumni,1872 births,University of Turin alumni,20th-century Italian philosophers,Italian schoolteachers | {
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56640914 | 56640914 | Piero Martinetti | In March 1926, Martinetti organised the VI National Philosophy Congress on behalf of the Italian Philosophical Society, aiming for a free expression of ideas despite a difficult political context. The event was suspended after only two days because of protests from fascist and Catholic activists. After that, the Congress was cancelled, partly due to the opposition of Agostino Gemelli, Vice-Chancellor of the Catholic University of Milan. | [] | Italian anti-fascists,1943 deaths,Leipzig University alumni,1872 births,University of Turin alumni,20th-century Italian philosophers,Italian schoolteachers | {
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56640914 | 56640914 | Piero Martinetti | From 1927, Martinetti edited the philosophical journal "Rivista di filosofia"; however, his name never appeared on the publication, due to the controversies surrounding him. He wanted to continue to participate and foster philosophical thought in Italy in the ways that were still accessible to him, despite his refusal to swear an oath of allegiance to the Fascist party. The refusal prevented him from teaching, but not from collaborating in publications such as the "La Rivista di Filosofia", which he considered partly as his brainchild. | [
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56640914 | 56640914 | Piero Martinetti | Martinetti unhesitatingly refused to swear allegiance to the Fascist party in December 1931; he was one of the very few university professors to do so. He explained his reasons in a letter to the Ministry of Education Balbino Giuliano. In the letter, he explains that he cannot betray his own conscience, the only true light and comfort a person can have, and declares readiness to bear the consequences of that action. Following his rejection of fascism, Martinetti was forced to retire. | [] | Italian anti-fascists,1943 deaths,Leipzig University alumni,1872 births,University of Turin alumni,20th-century Italian philosophers,Italian schoolteachers | {
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56640914 | 56640914 | Piero Martinetti | From 1932 until his death, he devoted himself to his philosophical studies, in the company of a number of cats, in his house in Spineto, close to his birthplace. On his door, an inscription read: "Piero Martinetti - agricoltore" (""Piero Martinetti - farmer""). | [] | Italian anti-fascists,1943 deaths,Leipzig University alumni,1872 births,University of Turin alumni,20th-century Italian philosophers,Italian schoolteachers | {
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56640914 | 56640914 | Piero Martinetti | During this time, he studied the works of Baruch Spinoza and Immanuel Kant and wrote "Gesù Cristo e il Cristianesimo" ("Jesus Christ and Christianity") (1934); "Il Vangelo" ("The Gospel") (1936); "Ragione e fede" ("Reason and Faith") (1942). | [
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