Canon yingyin [? k？ n？ [n] bel canto [? k？ n？ N] Definition: n. Guidelines and standards; Canon, religious regulations; Collection of works, collection of fine works; Classic; True classics, serious; Cannon (a polyphonic music); A priest in a cathedral, a priest in a liturgy; (Roman Catholic) a monk of the legal order; Sacrificial scripture (as part of Roman Catholic mass)

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1, the church's canon law prohibits divorced people from remarrying. The laws of this church prohibit divorced people from remarrying.

Wuthering Heights is the core of English literary classics. Wuthering Heights is a very important work in the original classic English literature.

However, many leading American universities want their undergraduate education to be based on the basic ideas that every educated person should have. However, many top American universities hope that their undergraduates can master the basic concepts that every educated person should master.

The whole Jonson Canon has just been re-edited in a format that attracts modern readers. The whole Jonson Canon has been re-edited, and its format is very attractive to modern readers.

5. This thesis aims to help realize the goal of combining Austin with romantic movements and classics. This paper attempts to promote this goal, that is, to closely combine Austin with romantic movements and classics.