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<span>Explain the parallels and symbolism between distraction of the Turks approaching Venice and Iago's deceptions.
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</span>The Turks pretend to sail toward to mislead Venetians into thinking they won't attack Cyprus.I<span>ago is attacking other characters and they are very unaware of the attack coming just like they are unaware of the Turks coming.</span><span>
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This goes back to the Anglican Cathedral tradition of aniphonal singing. There are two sides to the Quire (the physical place) in a Cathedral: Decani (the side of the Dean) and Cantoris (the side of the Cantor). Thus, singing from side to side antiphonally makes sense liturgically.
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