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• One man who professed enthusiasm claimed to be an avid operagoer.
• The Met enjoys some of the most loyal operagoers anywhere.
• Operagoers must have done a lot of head-scratching in 1947.
• Operagoers were also offered a cash refund or tickets for another performance.
• The emphasis on stage directing has some American operagoers worried.
• Few operagoers object, and many praise the captions as especially helpful.
• Milan's operagoers still need to give their verdict.
• The armchair operagoer has once again been splendidly served.
• But operagoers still count on the spatial delineation of voices on the stage.
• Its location brought bleats from regular operagoers, but the show went on.
• Revealed is another sensibility, one most operagoers know by indirection if at all.
• Operagoers, after all, are natural customers.
• Think what the literate operagoer is up against, stripped of the impact of music.
• "Operagoers have to learn to take a leap, " he said.
• How many operagoers in 1840 awaited eternal verities, or even competence, with every premiere?
• Certainly, many operagoers are discovering " The Turn of the Screw " here.
• To the operagoer's customary tools of eyes and ears add a pair of reading glasses.
• "' Liked it ? "'one confused operagoer was heard saying during intermission.
• My most vicious mail comes from operagoers who feel that the objects of their adoration have been slighted.
• Once here, however, some operagoers wondered whether they had landed by mistake at a youth jamboree.