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английский характерstiff upper lip
импровизационный характерextemporaneousness (of "extemporanous" – spoken, performed, etc, without planning or preparation; impromptu; extempore: Here, we focus on jazz as a way to hear the kind of interplay, responsiveness, accountability, discipline, and extemporaneousness that occurs in good jazz, and in authentic (radical) democracy philpapers.org 'More)
импровизированный характерextemporaneousness (of "extemporanous" – spoken, performed, etc, without planning or preparation; impromptu; extempore: Here, we focus on jazz as a way to hear the kind of interplay, responsiveness, accountability, discipline, and extemporaneousness that occurs in good jazz, and in authentic (radical) democracy philpapers.org 'More)
неподготовленный характерextemporaneousness (of "extemporanous" – spoken, performed, etc, without planning or preparation; impromptu; extempore: Here, we focus on jazz as a way to hear the kind of interplay, responsiveness, accountability, discipline, and extemporaneousness that occurs in good jazz, and in authentic (radical) democracy philpapers.org 'More)
спонтанный характерextemporaneousness (of "extemporanous" – spoken, performed, etc, without planning or preparation; impromptu; extempore: Here, we focus on jazz as a way to hear the kind of interplay, responsiveness, accountability, discipline, and extemporaneousness that occurs in good jazz, and in authentic (radical) democracy philpapers.org 'More)
экспромтный характерextemporaneousness (of "extemporanous" – spoken, performed, etc, without planning or preparation; impromptu; extempore: Here, we focus on jazz as a way to hear the kind of interplay, responsiveness, accountability, discipline, and extemporaneousness that occurs in good jazz, and in authentic (radical) democracy philpapers.org 'More)