Pablo Casals was a famous Spanish cellist who is widely considered as a prodigy or one the best cellist. After Franco became a dictator in Spain, he left the country and went to the United States. There, he composed and played on many occasions. One time he played for the President John F. Kennedy and he awarded Casals with the Presidential Medal of Freedom because of his contributions to music and culture.
In "Young Pablo Casals" the conductor throws his arms around Pablo because the conductor was overwhelmed by Pablo's Playing, option D. This can be explained because Pablo was an eminent prodigy and could play beautiful music.
The two Greek letters of the alphabet that the W.H.O. intentionally skip when naming the omicron variant are: Nu and Xi.
In naming the several variants of the coronavirus, the first twelve letters of the Greek alphabet have been used.
However, in naming the recent variant, the 13th and 14th letters of the Greek alphabet were skipped.
Nu was skipped because it sounds like 'new' so there might be misconceptions about it.
Xi sounds like the name of the Chinese President, so it was not used.
Finally, the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet, omicron, was used.
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