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EuphoriaAn interpreted programming language developed in 1993 by Robert Craig at Rapid Deployment Software that is noted for its execution speed, flexibility and simplicity. It can simulate any programming method including object-oriented constructs. Euphoria has been used to develop computer games and other applications in DOS, Windows and Linux. For more information, visit www.rapideuphoria.com.
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In this sprawling, bliss-induced escape from reality, singer Jonas Bjerre's dreamlike musings hover over a euphoric soundscape as in the opener, ``Am I Wry? This fits with induced drug tolerance, in which an addict becomes less sensitive to the euphoric effects of a drug over time, requiring increasing doses to achieve equal effect. Burn, the group's fourth full-length studio effort, is punctuated by big euphoric blasts of brass, courtesy of horn player Watson, and the dreamy orchestral swells of the Philadelphia Studio Strings. |
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