<span>B. ability to change dynamics.
The pianoforte (in English soft-loud) was called in this way due to its ability to play both soft and loud notes. </span><span>The </span>pianoforte<span> is an acoustic and stringed </span>musical instrument<span> invented </span><span>by </span>Bartolomeo Cristofori<span> in the XVIII century, although the exact year is still uncertain, in which the strings are struck by hammers.</span>
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he worked at a textile mill.
There are several examples that can be used for "trust-busting" that President Theodore Roosevelt enforced. One example is that he supported the Northern Securities Company.
I've read this thing multiple times so I'm pretty sure its
Thomas Edison ..... Fact: The phonograph used wax cylinders wrapped in copper coils
Before 1450, Italian Renaissance<span> humanism had little influence outside </span>Italy<span>. From the late 15th century (1400s) the ideas spread around Europe. ... Writers and humanists of the </span>Northern Renaissance<span> were greatly influenced by the </span>Italian Renaissance<span> model and were part of the same intellectual movement.
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