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Beethoven did not assign an opus number to lesser works -- even some of those he published.
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Mr. Holland's Opus was a wonderful film.
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How many had actively persecuted others, high on the scent of Hitler's gaze, repeating his sentences, his paragraphs, his opus?† (source)
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Opus 9, number 2, in E-flat major.† (source)
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"Opus Dei is neither," the bishop would patiently reply.† (source)
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Thanks are in order, Rob, but I don't think either opus are in the mood for baseball.'† (source)
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"The new opus?" said Tyrena.† (source)
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"And, on top of that," John Miller continued, "the band will mostly likely be rejected by yet another record label because of the artistic integrity of Sir Ted, who will drive us all into retirement by stubbornly refusing to admit that his potato opuses are a bunch of crap."† (source)
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opus!† (source)
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I want 'The Potato Opus' to be ready for that show next week.† (source)
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Facilis descensus Averno; Noctes atque dies patet atri ianua Ditis; Sed revocare gradum superasque evadere ad auras, Hoc opus, hic labor est. —Virgil, The Aeneid There was a moment of astonished silence before both Clary and Jace began speaking at once.† (source)
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Families are apt to spend their evenings huddled around video players viewing the latest Schwarzenegger opus.† (source)
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He calls these paintings things like Enigma: Blue and Red, or Variation: Black and White, or Opus 36.† (source)
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They had begged off the trip to Opus One, scurried back upstairs, and popped a last bottle of champagne.† (source)
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A year later, the same motif showed up as the basis for the fourth movement of the last quartet, Opus 155.† (source)
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From Opus Nine and Thirty-two.† (source)
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