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  "prompt": "an orchestra of pendulums tuned to a pentatonic scale\n\nRevise: the same array of pendulums hanging from an unseen axis, and this time allow the amplitude of each disc to vary randomly.\n\nRevise: the same array of pendulums, and this time introduce a slow vertical sway to the unseen axis.",
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