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“If I had to give a concise definition of what it means to be operatic, I might point to the tour de force of tenor genius that Lawrence Brownlee delivered in Act II of ‘Otello,’ ” @alexrossmusic writes, in a review of Opera Philadelphia’s new production. https://t.co/9T8VSKHcPy — PolitiTweet.org

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Why has it been so easy to disconnect the pall cast by the threat of evictions, food insecurity, and job loss—among the many afflictions brought on by the pandemic—from falling test scores? https://t.co/IrIagZZary — PolitiTweet.org