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The Death List 2024

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Daniel C. Dennett passed away at 82.
Author of From Bacteria to Bach and Back (2017),
Consciousness Explained (1991)
and Darwin’s Dangerous Idea (1995), and many other books.​
 
Sir Andrew Davis CBE, conductor, at 80.

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Sir Andrew Davis: BBC Proms conductor dies aged 80

Sir Andrew was one of the longest-serving chief conductors of the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
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Andrew Davis (conductor) - Wikipedia

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We was a fixture with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra...used to attend many of his concerts.
 
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Very melancholy news. He was probably the best-loved conductor the BBCSO ever had. Some conductors don't exactly connect with the audience, there's a sort of invisible wall separating them from us, but with him you always got the feeling that he was "in the room". All to do with subtle body language, I suppose. It was what made him a favourite at the Proms, where the atmosphere is very unbuttoned and the audience is quite matey, sometimes downright cheeky.
 
More summer memories of a sad gay teen virgin at night "on holiday" in the middle of nowhere in Southern Spain.
 
Marla Adams, actress, age 85. She was best known for portraying Dina Abbott Mergeron on the US soap 'The Young and the Restless'. Cause of death was not released.

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Marla Adams, 'The Young and the Restless' star who played Dina Abbott Mergeron, dies at 85

Adams first joined the hit CBS soap opera in 1983 and appeared in over 200 episodes.
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Adams was known for playing Dina Abbott Mergeron on the hit CBS series. She first joined the show in 1983 and appeared on and off in the program for years, filming over 200 episodes to date.

In 2021, Adams earned a Daytime Emmy Award for her storyline in “The Young and the Restless.” She was nominated in 2018, she but lost to her co-star Camryn Grimes, who took home the award for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series.
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