Scottie inhabits the Wagnerian realm of romantic passion, self-enclosed and indifferent to reality.

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Of Wagnerian length, the first part of the piece feels a little long.

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It is that once Mr Hussein decides that he has nothing to lose, he will opt for a Wagnerian exit by striking out with his weapons of mass destruction.

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The romantic, Wagnerian ideal of the creator as high priest, dragging the musical public after him, was one reason it turned its back on the new in favour of the familiar.

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You suspect that Busoni is mocking the bravura Romantic concerto as it emerged in the later nineteenth century, and, more widely, satirizing the gargantuan, post-Wagnerian apparatus of the music of his day.

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Stymied by a Republican legislature, he wound up spending much of his time blocking urban sprawl, and in his third term, he warned about the dangers of runaway deficits and entitlement spending with such Wagnerian brio that he came to be known as Governor Gloom.

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