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64 48 s
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Edinburgh
51 40 pc
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44 34 r
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49 30 pc
51 38 pc
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78 65 pc
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Hong Kong
73 66 s
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54 42 s
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Jakarta
87 75 sh
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66 53 s
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91 64 s
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58 44 r
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85 74 sh
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52 30 c
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55 44 c
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90 76 pc
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81 68 t
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73 64 pc
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54 48 c
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47 33 pc
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50 35 c
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Authority trains
4 Camera setting
9 Blue hue
13 “Bro!”
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courses
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backups?
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inheritance
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words before
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often get them
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soliloquy
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43 Drench
44 Low-ranking U.S.
Navy officer
45 High-ranking U.S.
Army officer
47 Israel’s Dayan
50 Levels
55 Letter after iota
58 Penne ___ vodka
59 Baffle
60 Longtime Red
Sox anthem
61 “Get out of here!”
62 Certain going-
away parties?
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65 Terra ___
66 Mambo great
Puente
67 President
Rouhani’s country
68 German
industrial city
69 What’s described
by the ends of
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Down
1 New car of
1957
2 Mental mistake
3 Paramilitary
police forces
4 Destiny
5 Indian title of
respect
6 “Fight, Fight,
Fight for
Maryland!”
squad
7 Historic turning
point
8 Volkswagen
auto
9 Pine Bluff’s state
10 Capital
southwest of
Bogotá
11 Disentangled
12 Burros
14 Quest objective
18 End for leather
or satin
24 Hot drink
locales?
25 Moreno of
“West Side
Story”
27 MLB champ in
2019
29 Banned toxic
compound, for
short
30 1950 noir classic
32 Expert
33 Rackets
35 Graduation
gift?
36 Hamilton’s bill
37 Curvy shape
39 Not-too-secret
code
40 Took advantage
of
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46 Rookie
48 Warp
49 Attacks
50 Deep singers
51 Peptic problem
52 Andean animal
53 Googol’s
hundred
54 Withdraws
56 Michelangelo’s
only signed work
57 Noted Greek
storyteller
60 Compared with
63 ___-Chapelle
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O
n Feb. 22, streaming
audio platform Spotify
announced Spotify Hi-
Fi, which will bring
higher-resolution sound
to its customers in se-
lect territories. The details of the
offering—pricing, where and when
it will be available—are still to
come, but industry watchers have
been speculating about the possi-
bility of a higher-resolution offer-
ing from Spotify for several years.
CD-quality streaming became
widely available in 2015, when
Tidal launched Tidal Hifi, and
platforms like Qobuz, Deezer and
Amazon Music followed suit. Spo-
tify announced their offering with
a promotional video featuring
singer Billie Eilish and her pro-
ducer brother Finneas O’Connell
discussing the power of high-reso-
lution audio in the context of
their work, explaining how their
songs are filled with small but im-
portant details that can be ob-
scured by inferior reproduction.
“High-quality audio just means
more info,” Ms. Eilish says in the
clip. “There’s just things you will
not hear if you don’t have a good
sound system.”
Is she right? Ms. Eilish’s 2019
album, “When We All Fall Asleep,
Where Do We Go?”—written by
the singer and her brother and
produced by Mr. O’Connell—is an
intriguing mix of forceful bass and
delicate voices, with Ms. Eilish’s
whispery vocals close to your ear
and a low-end that massages your
temples. A “good sound system”—
especially well-made speakers and
headphones—will render these el-
ements with the requisite force
and detail, but the precise role of
higher-resolution audio in that
process is harder to parse. Purely
in terms of its sonic character,
Spotify Hi-Fi, for most people,
probably won’t make much of a
difference. Rather, the company’s
addition of the service is signifi-
cant because it nods to the idea
that quality matters and music is
important, subtly reframing the
platform as a tool for active
rather than passive listening.
While one initial promise of
streaming media was that it
would replace the record collec-
tion, allowing each subscriber in-
stant access to a massive and
ever-expanding pool of music, it
also created a new kind of radio.
Streaming services differentiate
between “lean back” listeners,
who want to hit play and be
served by music they like without
going through the hassle of find-
ing and selecting songs, and “lean
in” listeners, who are actively en-
gaged with each listening deci-
sion.
The “lean back” streaming lis-
teners of today are analogous to
radio listeners. While Spotify de-
livers music on demand, it’s not
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