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Nimrod Borenstein

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “british - french - israeli composer who is best known for his composition”. Today it says “british-french-israeli composer and conductor whose music is widely performed throughout europe”.
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Nimrod Borenstein Nimrod Borenstein ( ; born 1969) is a British- French- Israeli composer whose music is widely performed throughout Europe, the USA, Canada, Australia and Japan.1 His works are becoming part of the repertoire of many ensembles and orchestras.

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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “british - french - israeli composer who is best known for his composition”. Today it says “british-french-israeli composer and conductor whose music is widely performed throughout europe”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

british - french - israeli composer who is best known for his composition

Now

british-french-israeli composer and conductor whose music is widely performed throughout europe

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