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	~~The word '''classic''' is often used in names of intervals, chords, or scales as a synonym for~~ [[5-limit]]~~, e.g. "classic chromatic semitone" (as opposed to "Pythagorean chromatic semitone", in which Pythagorean stands for~~ [[~~3-limit~~]]).		#redirect [[5-limit]]

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