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Ravi Shankar was more or less My Gen Man, along with Satyajit Ray...in the sense that I discovered them as soon as I reached Bengal in the 1960s when they were sizzling hot.
So for the last two days I have been reading every single sentence written about Ravi Shankar in DC and ToI.
And here is a sentence that struck me like a blackjack with its syntax...I have yet to come to terms with it:
The comma didn't help much....wiki did.
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Ravi Shankar was more or less My Gen Man, along with Satyajit Ray...in the sense that I discovered them as soon as I reached Bengal in the 1960s when they were sizzling hot.
So for the last two days I have been reading every single sentence written about Ravi Shankar in DC and ToI.
And here is a sentence that struck me like a blackjack with its syntax...I have yet to come to terms with it:
"Ravi Shankar was born to a Bengali family in 1920, his father a barrister who left home for work and another partner in London."
The comma didn't help much....wiki did.
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