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“We remain contemplative of the unprecedented and mounting industry-wide pressures across supply chains,” he wrote.

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"But there are more strings to his bow, and he also looks to the East in adopting a more contemplative, finely calibrated tone."

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The volcanic explosion provides a theatrically dramatic precedent for Aguilar’s contemplative composition.

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“The Albers’ creative output evokes some mystical idea of live-work balance; it’s easy to imagine them at home, wrapped in the contemplative heat of making things side-by-side.

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At the start, music is mournful but not quite sorrowful, a lightly contemplative jazz-inspired feel anchored by a steel hang drum.

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