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They played Mozart's Requiem Mass in D minor.
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The film is called Requiem for a Dream.
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She wrote a moving requiem.
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her career retrospective entitled Requiem
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I'm already on Requiem for Mayhem.† (source)
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If I have to hear that requiem for dead King Whoever one more time ....You're just jealous because Boris is a musical genius and you're flunking Algebra.† (source)
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Throughout his entire home, audio speakers broadcast the eerie strains of a rare recording of a castrato singing the "Lux Aeterna" from the Verdi Requiem—a reminder of a previous life.† (source)
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He suddenly took a thousand roubles to our monastery to pay for requiems for the soul of his wife; but not for the second, Alyosha's mother, the "crazy woman," but for the first, Adelaida Ivanovna, who used to thrash him.† (source)
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The orchestra claimed that Conant's "shortness of breath was overhearable" in her performance of the famous trombone solo in Mozart's Requiem, even though the guest conductor of those performances had singled out Conant for praise.† (source)
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Meanwhile the time was passing; the monastery services and the requiems for the dead followed in their due course.† (source)
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"I'd want Mozart's Requiem," I said.† (source)
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Marko Ramius watched the coffin roll into the cremation chamber to the somber strain of a classical requiem, wishing that he could pray for Natalia's soul, hoping that Grandmother Hilda had been right, that there was something beyond the steel door and mass of flame.† (source)
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The next words came like the mournful toll of a requiem.† (source)
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Or had the creatures already joined their voices together in a requiem for the dying Earth?† (source)
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It began the afternoon of Ben's death and came down day and night for an entire week, so Brewster Place wasn't able to congregate around the wall and keep up a requiem of the whys and hows of his dying.† (source)
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GEORGE: Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine.† (source)
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