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always been a well oiled machine the exhibition is interactive allowing visitors to conduct the gothenburg symphony orchestra playing a tune from the musical chess. or to sing thank you for the music with two famous swedish musicians this sudden idea to go back into a studio together the idea came from this project that we're doing there are techno artists in san francisco building my head as we speak. so we thought wouldn't it be fun. if we had a new song which they the avatars could perform so we wrote two new songs we called them. and it was this great fun. there are already a few avatars at the museum these were developed three years ago on the basis of wax figures professional dancers provided the movements gestures. and facial expressions. the avatars appear on a small stage visitors can join them for a short song and dance but the avatars for the twenty one thousand world tour will apparently sing and dance like the original ever members for the duration of an entire show and pull in the crowds see. they look exactly like off in nine hundred seventy nine you will not be able to say

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always been a well oiled machine the exhibition is interactive allowing visitors to conduct the gothenburg symphony orchestra playing a tune from the musical chairs. or to sing thank you for the music with two famous swedish musicians. but what about the reported reunion there's no mention of it in the exhibition so i asked directly why this sudden idea to go back into a studio together the idea came from this avatar project that we're doing there are techno artists in san francisco building my head as we speak. and so we thought wouldn't it be fun. if we had a new song which they the avatars could perform so we wrote two new songs we called them last year and it was this great fun. there are already a few avatars at the museum these were developed three years ago on the basis of wax figures. professional dancers provided the movements gestures and facial expressions. the avatars appear on a small stage visitors can join them for a short song and dance but the avatars for the twenty nineteen world tour will apparently sing and dance like the original ever members for the duration of an ent

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cooper had been one of the dons' gothenburg greats, part of the team that won the european cup winnersof the south african rugby union team when they face england injune. head coach rassie erasumus says kolisi is hard working and has the respect of his fellow players. kolisi has made 28 caps since his debut in 2013 and has captained his club side stormers since february, last year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has been in brussels today, discussing brexit with the european union's chief negotiator, michel barnier. accusing the british government of "floundering about" over negotiations to leave the eu, she warned that time's running out for the uk to strike a trade deal. in what she termed a "constructive and positive discussion" she said scotland's government believes britain should stay within the customs union and single market after brexit. with every week that passes without the uk being clear and focused and realistic about what it wants to achieve, that prospect of a damaging no deal see

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minutes ahead of its nearest rival on tuesday the next leg will take the sailors from britain to gothenburg in sweden before the final leg heads to the hague where of course the better scenario we couldn't have wished for. and of course we are mentally happy mccaffery most important is that we resold again a very good like. still very consistent. in the n.b.a. always no lansky time for become to become successful and be proven out and we were not just the wonder of life and that's all the sport for me i'll have another update for you again later. two weeks after iraq's election politicians are busy following blocks for a new government while politics as seems dolefulness expression including iraqi art as a summer binge of it appalls. in its creativity. is cumbersome and recycled. in this piece the horns represent evil and even unfair treatment and the dangling keys for the beard are twisted it's a corrupt politician he says someone who hides the solutions and continues to make iraq the suffer. today i can't work on topics why see my country in ruin is the lack of honest politicians and miss