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al·i·quant (l-kwnt)
n.
A portion that results from dividing the whole in such a manner that some is left after aliquots have been apportioned.


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To hear this kind of future in ragtime requires an immensely powerful imaginative apparatus, one capable of distorting or effacing the supple unsecured future that peaks from between the music's aliquant ripples and cascades of sound.
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