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HomeBack to the Nineties400 Greatest Singles of the Nineties: #100-#76
400 Greatest Singles of the Nineties: #100-#76
August 15, 2010 Kevin John Coyne Back to the Nineties 13
Many a star was launched in the nineties, a few of them right out of the gate. This section includes the debut singles from Toby Keith, Jo Dee Messina, LeAnn Rimes, and Doug Stone, along with Grammy-winning hits by Alison Krauss and Dwight Yoakam.
Kathy Mattea & Tim O'Brien
1990 | Peak: #9
Wedding songs are typically made of the same fiber, but this one is a little different: it's energized by burning conviction and fierce pledges. – Tara Seetharam
1996 | Peak: #10
Sure, the novelty of thirteen year-old Rimes' prodigious Patsy imitation helped things along. But that unshakable yodeled hook would have made "Blue" a classic in any era of country music. – Dan Milliken
The River and the Highway
Pam Tillis
Just an unbelievably haunting and gorgeous song. – Leeann Ward
Standing Knee Deep in a River (Dying of Thirst)
Kathy Mattea
A moving reflection on our tendency to miss the true blessings and enriching opportunities around us. It would be a great song if it just stuck to lost friendship and love; that it twists in the third verse to consider our relationship to the less fortunate puts it on a completely different level. The way things are, we're all left "parched and empty" in some sense – the poor who struggle in a culture of incredible wealth, and the financially secure who march on in self-absorbed, self-contained existences, wondering why they never feel quite whole. – DM
Sammy Kershaw
As if the dissolution of his marriage wasn't bad enough, now he gets to sit around acting friendly for a bunch of strangers "sortin' through what's left of you and me" and paying him chump change for it. A Jones-worthy lament. – DM
Where Are You Now
What happens when you take for granted the person you always assume will be there for you, then realize that this time, they've finally stopped waiting around for you? You ask the question that Clint Black is asking here. – Kevin Coyne
Back When We Were Beautiful
1997 | Peak: Did Not Chart
So beautifully raw that it makes almost every other depiction of the elderly in modern country music feel like a hollow, oversimplified contrivance. – DM
I Guess You Had to Be There
Lorrie Morgan
Imagine loving someone so much that you're willing to accept their tryst with sad resignation, realizing that there's no happiness left for them at home. Love hurts. – KC
Excellent lyric aside, what makes this record truly unique is the way that Tillis has a conversation with the band. She sings a line in the first verse, the guitar responds to it. In the second verse, she's answered by the fiddle. By the time the song builds to a crescendo, they're singing in harmony. It's cool. – KC
Heads Carolina, Tails California
Jo Dee Messina
Right out of the gate, Messina demands positive proactivity, charms world. – DM
Baby, Now That I've Found You
Krauss turns forgettable Motown fodder into a sad, hushed plea to a lover who already has a foot out the door and probably isn't coming back. – DM
Ships That Don't Come In
Joe Diffie
This single presents Joe Diffie at his very finest. Humanity permeates each and every note. – LW
Something in Red
An ingeniously poetic story song, told through parallel-structured stanzas that chronicle a woman's life by her clothing choices at given points. You could write a good paper on the themes presented here, so richly drawn is the woman's character. – DM
Should've Been a Cowboy
This is the song that started it all for Toby Keith. It's the voice of a more youthful, less egotistical man with a fine song on his hands to kick start his national career. – LW
I'll Think of Something
In this cover of an old Hank Jr. single, Chesnutt is fully submerged in post-breakup despair. You're not sure he actually even wants to think of something to help him along. – DM
Come On Back
Carlene Carter
There's such a sprightly, inviting sound going on here that you might not even notice that Carter's actually proposing something pretty serious: that her man stops running around on her in random dive bars. However deep your understanding of the single, though, it's a definite toe-tapper. – DM
Ain't That Lonely Yet
Bitterness and melancholy aren't supposed to go down this smoothly. – KC
You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone
Brooks & Dunn
Kix Brooks takes the lead here, and turns in a better single than the vast majority of Dunn-led hits. – KC
The Fear of Being Alone
For all of her theatrics and melodramatic flair, the best Reba McEntire singles are the ones that are deeply grounded in the realities of everyday people. Here, she gets in touch with her inner Oslin, with a candid conversation between two older adults resisting the urge to mistake loneliness for love. – KC
You Don't Even Know Who I Am
As is typically the case when relationships dissolve, there are two sides to the story, two perspectives. Often times, neither side is completely wrong. The Gretchen Peters penned, "You Don't Even Know Who I Am", vividly explores both sides of the story. She feels emotionally abandoned; he feels unappreciated. The one thing they can agree on is that it's over. The punch of "What do I care if you go" is the brilliant conclusion that none of us see coming. – LW
Wynonna
Wynonna's inspired performance elevates what could have been a familiar done-me-wrong song to a smart, unforgettable hit. – TS
No Place That Far
Sara Evans
Rarely has Evans sounded as good as she does on this treasure of a love song, fueled by the raw emotion in her performance. As always, Vince Gill's back-up vocals add another layer of soul to the stirring ballad. – TS
A Little Past Little Rock
It's lonely out there on the road after finally leaving for good, nothing but a little self-mocking wordplay to comfort you. – DM
Who's That Man
Country music reaches some of its highest highs and lowest lows when its conceits are at their most potentially ridiculous. "Who's That Man" is a serious song inspired that exaggerative joke about what happens when you play a country song backwards – getting your house back, your woman back, your dog back – so you might expect it to be one of those "lowest lows." In Keith's hands, though, the losses feel relevant and real. Go figure. – DM
I'd Be Better Off (In a Pine Box)
Doug Stone
Stone would rather lay out in a coffin, do time in jail, or go to Hell and confront the devil than see his lady happy with someone else. Rumor has it that Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift and Lady Antebellum are planning a collaborative cover of this one soon. – DM
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Standing Knee Deep in a River, Back When We Were Beautiful, You Don't Even Know Who I Am, and Ships That Don't Come In are some of my favorite ugly-crying, on the verge of despair songs. Remind me not to read these synopses at 2am again…
But Heads Carolina, Tails California is a damn catchy song. Can't wait to see the rest of the list!
It was an absolute travesty that "Blue" made it only to #10. Many country stations refused to play the song because it was "too country". Others falsely claimed that their listeners wouldn't be interested in the song, an interesting commentary since the CD-single sold many millions of copies. The song reached #26 on the pop stations
This song should rate much higher among the top 400 – probably in the top ten. It is arguably the most successful cover version in the last thirty year, being a cover of Kenny Roberts' 1967 recording
I remember "Blue" raced up the country airplay chart before stopping rather suddenly at #10. It was pretty much treated as a novelty record, in spite of the big album sales, and radio ignored the follow-up single, too. It wasn't until sustained album sales that Rimes got another shot, with "One Way Ticket" ending up her only #1 single to date.
"Blue" didn't get any airplay on the pop stations. It reached #26 on the Hot 100 on sales alone. This was still a couple of years before the Hot 100 included country airplay, so it was limited in how high it could go. The single didn't get any higher than #11 on the Singles Sales chart, but it did sell over 1/2 a million copies, becoming one of only a handful of country singles in the mid-nineties to earn gold certification.
"Blue" is one of those songs that makes a powerful case for including sales on the country singles chart again. It would more accurately reflect the popularity of a song if sales and airplay were included. There have been some very big hits that radio didn't warm up to as much as listeners did. With digital availability now the norm, there wouldn't be an issue of some songs being held back because there wasn't a commercial single.
Love "Should've Been a Cowboy". Maybe it's because I grew up watching all those cowboy/western tv shows in the 50's & 60's. When I hear this song it reminds me of "Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott" by the Statler Brothers.
Great songs here by Mattea, Messina & Morgan. Yard Sale is a good one I hadn't heard before.
Soul Miners Daughter
Lots of good stuff on this list.
Totally agree about the Kix Brooks vocals… this had to be the ONE time it worked.
Love Mattea's "Lonesome Standard Time"… probably my favorite of her collection.
And let's hear it for Toby and Joe's mullets! :-O
Travis in VIrginia
"Deep Down" is one of my all time favorite Pam Tillis songs, only behind "Maybe It Was Memphis", which I pray is in the top ten!
Love the Reba song too, that song came out when I really started getting into country music. I remember getting the "What If It's You" album on casset for christmas when I was in the 7th grade. I played it to death!!!!!
Also love "Standing Knee Deep", the line "friends I can count on I can count on one hand with a left over finger or two" is so true! The whole "lonesome standard time" album is a masterpiece!!
"Come on Back" is my favorite Carle Carter song off all time. Never has a cheating song sounded so rocking. !!!
Patty Loveless"You Don't Even Know Who I Am" kills me every time, as does most of her sad stuff. Nobody, and I mean NOBODY, does heartach like Patty!!!!!!
This list has been my favorite so far! Love all the songs but the ones by th eladies are the best
"Come On Back" has always struck me as her own spin on her step-sister's "Seven Year Ache." Interesting that the same theme produced career bests for both women.
Really looking forward to the last few installments in this trip down memory lane. "The River and the Highway" and "I'll Think of Something" would surely be in my personal Top 20, maybe even Top 10. I'm so curious to see the reveal of the Top 75! Many of the songs in this batch (and the previous) weren't huge favorites of mine, but I'd probably take any one of them over anything released in the last five years that I really like. Ah, nostalgia…
Erik North
Re. "Baby Now That I've Found You"–A slight little error here, it's not a song from the Motown catalogue; it was originally a hit in late 1967 for the Foundations, who were from England. But anyway, it was a benchmark in Alison's career in which she would surpass the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, for most Grammys won by a female artist in history.
Re. "Blue"–I remember a lot of talk about LeAnn's performance here being compared to Patsy Cline (and I think this record was supposed to be recorded by Patsy before her death in 1963), which is an extremely heavy burden to carry for someone who was only thirteen at the time.
Some great Pam Tillis songs here. "River and Highway" is a beautiful story-song rich in symbolism and outstandingly poetic lyrics. "Deep Down" is actually my personal favorite in her catalogue. Lyrics and vocals are great, but I must admit that it was the hooky fiddles that really sold me on it. I like the point you made about her having a conversation with the instruments. I never thought of that before, but it's so true.
It's so cool how this countdown not only reminds us of great old songs, but it also causes us to see them in new ways, and appreciate qualities that we might not have noticed before.
Also have to say how much I love "No Place That Far" and "The Fear of Being Alone." "Something in Red" has been one of my mom's all-time favorite songs ever since I was little kid, and I can see why.
J.R. Journey
The LeAnn Rimes, Sammy Kershaw, and Clint Black entries are among my favorite songs from each artist. Similarly, the Lorrie Morgan tracks are two of her best ever. But I am also very fond of 'I'll Think of Something', 'Aint' That Lonely Yet', 'The River and The Highway', 'You Don't Even Know Who I Am' …
I'll also add that this is the first installment in this countdown where I really love every song – past editions have included at least one song I was indifferent to. Like Ben, I've found new reasons to appreciate these songs by reading your summaries too. That's one of my favorite things about discussing music with other fans: you get to hear a completely different perspective that your own ears have missed, and continue to miss, with repeated listenings.
Looking forward to the rest of this and I expect to be reminded of a lot more excellent songs as you all approach the end.
Re: Alison Krauss – Grammy wins. Alison didn't surpass Aretha Franklin until the 2003 Grammy Awards. Alison Krauss won 3 awards that evening taking her career total to 17, Aretha won 1 award taking her total to 16.
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October 2012 Soundcheck,, The Music Police
The Soundcheck, October 2012
The Music Police
By J. Gabrielle
The recent article in The Roanoke Times about BMI's (Broadcast Music Inc.) lawsuit against a Roanoke nightclub for copyright infringement made my blood start to boil…again.
There are three licensing agencies: BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC.
It was in 1909 when recorded music was in its infancy and the Copyright Law was passed. This law said that 2 cents off of each sheet music and later, recordings, would be the "mechanical rate" and it would go to the songwriter.
Two cents! Here's the shocker. That rate has moved higher over the years. The last raise was in 2007. It is NOW 9.5 cents per unit. Yes, in 103 years we've given songwriters a 7 cent raise.
Now onto the licensing!
Anyone entertaining the public at large in a venue MUST pay licensing fees. Because all songs are licensed by one of the three companies, fees must be paid to all three. Fees run from a couple hundred dollars a year for a small store to $500-800 for a medium-sized club. The scale increases for bigger clubs. Who else pays licensing fees? Also, movies, circuses, places with a jukebox and any establishment allowing live music pay. Coffee houses. Television stations. Satellite. Cable. Sirius. XMRadio. Grocery Stores. Drug Stores. Does your bar have a T.V.? You need a licensing fee. Play music while a customer is on hold? You owe! The minimum is $283. The maximum is over $8,000.
If you don't pay your licensing fees, these companies will send you letters inquiring why. They will send a representative who looks very much like a customer. He will sit in your establishment writing down the songs he heard. They will bring suit against you.
This happened to Shirley Thomas at The Iroquois Club in the early '90's. Shirley would not be played. I was there the night the ATF came to seize the club's door earnings (set aside for the band) to pay the licensing company. It has not been substantiated, but it is said the cash got stuffed into a certain redhead's bra as she was sent to the ladies room to hide until they left. Shirley switched to an all-original venue thereafter, arguing that unlicensed songwriters owed them nothing!
In the early 2000's, I was running the honky-tonk Briz's in New Castle. The licensors came for our little club. They came and counted the chairs and multiplied it by seven nights a week. They wanted $800 a year. I argued that we weren't full seven nights a week. I bade him to come to WWF on Monday nights with just drunk Larry and me. Finally, I showed him our jukebox over half full of local music. I identified myself as a BMI writer. I asked where my royalties were? Surely if they counted "All My Rowdy Friends" they counted local music? Or did they just skip that? I told them that I was not "hostile", but I was not cooperating until I saw some revenue for the local artist.
Funny. They went away.
In the last decade, BMI sued Gillie's and Champs in Blacksburg. Champs paid $10,500 in fines. Fees per song in violation range from $750 to $15,000. Champs now spends $1,000 a year in licensing fees. BMI has also pursued Mill Mountain Coffee & Tea for an Old Time Music Jam. The music performed there is now in the Public Domain. Artists retain rights for life plus 70 years unless someone applies for extension (this happens in the case of Elvis or Michael Jackson, etc.). After that, it is in the Public Domain, and no one owes any licensing on anything.
On a local level, these licensors contribute to preventing local musicians from making a living. Each live music venue that has to pay out anything in an already stressed budget is diminished in what it can afford to pay local artists. The three licensors pay all these collected fees to a 1% of the at large musician population.
When will we unite as musicians and club owners and turn this thing around?
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The United Nations expressed concern about the rise of hate speech and glorification of war crimes in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia amid concerns in the former.
Bosnian Serbs celebrated their prohibited state holiday on Sunday marking the creation of the Republika Srpska (RS) – Bosnia's Serb entity that was declared three decades ago, triggering a war in which 100,000 were killed.
Rights office spokesperson Liz Throssell said the U.N. was "deeply concerned" by incidents that saw individuals "glorify atrocity crimes and convicted war criminals, target certain communities with hate speech, and, in some cases, directly incite violence."
She said people had chanted the name of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic during torchlight processions, sung nationalistic songs calling for the takeover of locations in the former Yugoslavia and fired shots in the air outside a mosque.
Local media and victims' associations highlighted that in Foca on Saturday several hundred people attended a fireworks display organized by Red Star Belgrade football supporters at which a large portrait of Mladic was unveiled on a building.
The former Bosnian Serb general was sentenced to life imprisonment for war crimes in Bosnia, in particular for the Srebrenica massacre and the siege of Sarajevo.
Tensions ahead of elections
Serbia and Bosnia will hold elections in April and October respectively, and Throssell warned that "continued inflammatory, nationalistic rhetoric" risked exacerbating an "extremely tense" political environment in 2022.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said the failure to prevent and sanction such acts, which "fuel a climate of extreme anxiety, fear and insecurity in some communities," was a major obstacle to reconciliation and building trust.
Bosnia was effectively split in two by the 1990s peace accords, giving half to the country's ethnic Bosnian Serbs, with the other governed by a Muslim-Croat federation.
Last month, RS leader Milorad Dodic, the Serb member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency, set in motion plans to withdraw from Bosnia's central institutions.
The move earned fresh financial sanctions from the United States, with Washington chiding Dodic for attempting to undermine the peace accords.
The U.S.-brokered Dayton peace agreement in 1995 ended 3 1/2 years of ethnic warfare in Bosnia, dividing the Balkan country into two autonomous regions – the Serb Republic and the Federation dominated by Bosniaks and Croats.
Dodik's secessionist rhetoric of recent months has encouraged Serb nationalists who in recent days provoked incidents across the Serb Republic, firing in the air near mosques during prayers, publicly praising convicted war criminals and threatening their Muslim neighbors.
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The kids had so much fun deciding where to place each of the Stage Markers. Some were just on the floor and then others were on top of furniture such as the TV stand and the coffee table.
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The kids had so much fun setting up the course. Some of the markers were on the floor, while others were perched atop furniture. Don't worry too much about breaking things because the planes are made of foam and can do very little damage.
The grand boys even talked their Poppy into playing with them. For this stage the Flight Control Tile said SNOW! which meant you had to lay on your back on the floor to throw the plane. Boys will be boys no matter their size!
Now you're ready to play! Everyone starts at Stage Marker 1. Begin by turning over the Flight Control Tile to find out how you will need to throw your plane. This is where the hilarity will begin. Each of the Flight Control Tiles contains a particular instruction about how you are to fly your plane from one stage to another. For instance if you get the STORM! tile you will have to toss your plane between your legs. If you get the SNOW! tile you will have to toss your plane laying on your back. Whoever wins that Stage keeps the Tile to add up at the end.
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Aubameyang Ruled Out Of West Ham Match, Removed As Captain
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been relieved of his captaincy by Arsenal FC ahead of their match against West Ham United on Wednesday.
This was disclosed in a statement released on the club's official website.
The move comes after Mikel Arteta, the team's manager confirmed that the Gabon striker missed the Gunners' win over Southampton on Saturday due to a "disciplinary breach" by the forward.
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It was further revealed that Aubameyang would not be considered for selection for Wednesday's match against the Hammers.
The statement read, "Following his latest disciplinary breach last week, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will no longer be our club captain, and will not be considered for selection for Wednesday's match against West Ham United.
"We expect all our players, particularly our captain, to work to the rules and standards we have all set and agreed. We are fully focused on tomorrow's match', it added.
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Get ready to exclaim "Bravissimo," the Redlands Bowl will ring in its 95th season with Viva Italia! on Friday, June 22.
This year's diverse lineup offers new takes on old favorites, Guatemalan dance, "Beauty and the Beast," and stage time for multi-media offerings that attendees got a glimpse of during intermissions last year.
On opening night, crowd pleasers O Sole Trio, who performed at the Bowl in 2013, will be back, but this time with the sound of the Redlands Symphony Orchestra behind them.
"It will be a really exciting and fresh approach with an orchestra, and they'll have a lot of humor and interplay between them," said Valerie Peister, program director at the Bowl.
The next show is the finals of the Young Artists Concerto Competition on Tuesday, June 26, a Bowl staple for more than 60 years.
"It's really grown from more of a local competition to garnering attention throughout the country," Peister said.
The finalists include pianists Carey Byron and Oliver Moore, soprano Sarah Lonsert, clarinetist Hector Manuel Noriega-Othon and cellist Christina Park.
The soloist that night will be gypsy jazz guitarist and former Young Artist winner John Jorgenson who has collaborated with Elton John, Luciano Pavarotti, Bob Dylan, Sting and Billy Joel.
JazzReach's "Poppin'!" on July 3 and a tribute to Nat King Cole on Aug. 7 will be jazzed up with video and images projected on the bowl shell.
"Using the screens and videos is something new and we're doing more of it," Peister said.
JazzReach will project a film on the history of Blue Note Records.
"We really hope (this season) crosses diverse audiences and many generations, so people can come together around great music and dance," Peister said.


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Q: Access Denied (Service: Amazon S3; Status Code: 403; Error Code: AccessDenied In a Spring Boot project, I try to get list of buckets. I don't have a bucket yet. Error is as follows:
Access Denied (Service: Amazon S3; Status Code: 403; Error Code: AccessDenied

I created the access & secret keys an hour ago. I tried to delete and re-create bu no chance. Is there anything missing?
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A: Following the official guide to explicitly specifying credentials in Java, you don't need to specify the region while instantiate the credentials.
Check also the permissions on the user for which you created the keypair, the ListBuckets API needs at least the s3:ListAllMyBuckets permission, as stated here.

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package com.github.cojac.deltadebugging;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.BitSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Random;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import com.github.cojac.deltadebugging.utils.Executor;
import com.github.cojac.deltadebugging.utils.SimulatedEditor;
import com.github.cojac.deltadebugging.utils.SimulatedExecutor;

public class DDTest {

	private static final int	MAX_SET_SIZE		= 200;
	private static final int	MAX_NBR_MINIMAL_SET	= 10;
	private static final int	RND_SEED			= 1234567890;
	private static final int	NBR_OF_RND_TEST		= 500;

	private Random				random;

	@Before
	public void initTest() {
		this.random = new Random(RND_SEED);
	}

	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
	// RANDOM TESTS
	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------

	@Test
	public void launchRandomTestWithOneMinimalSet() {
		for (int i = 0; i < NBR_OF_RND_TEST; i++)
			executeRandomTest(1); // test with one minimal set
	}

	@Test
	public void launchRandomTestWithMultipleMinimalSet() {
		for (int i = 0; i < NBR_OF_RND_TEST; i++)
			executeRandomTest(random.nextInt(MAX_NBR_MINIMAL_SET) + 1);
	}

	// prepare and execute a test with random input set and random possible expected set
	private void executeRandomTest(int nbrOfMinimalSet) {
		// random set size
		int setSize = random.nextInt(MAX_SET_SIZE) + 1;

		// initialize random expected set
		List<BitSet> expectedSets = new ArrayList<>();
		for (int i = 0; i < nbrOfMinimalSet; i++)
			expectedSets.add(createRandomSet(setSize));

		// execute the current random test
		executeTest(setSize, expectedSets);
	}

	private BitSet createRandomSet(int setSize) {
		// initialize random set
		BitSet randomSet = new BitSet(setSize);
		randomSet.set(0, random.nextInt(setSize));// set a random number of bit to 1
		// shuffle the expected set
		// see : Fisher-Yates shuffle : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A9lange_de_Fisher-Yates
		for (int i = 0; i < setSize; i++) {
			// get random bit index between 0 (inclusive) and i (inclusive)
			int j = random.nextInt(i + 1);
			// swap bit i and j
			boolean iBit = randomSet.get(i);
			boolean jBit = randomSet.get(j);
			randomSet.set(i, jBit);
			randomSet.set(j, iBit);
		}
		return randomSet;
	}

	//	private BitSet createRandomSubSetFromSet(BitSet set) {
	//		// initialize random sub set
	//		BitSet randomSubSet = new BitSet();
	//		randomSubSet.xor(set);
	//
	//		int nbrBitToClean = random.nextInt(randomSubSet.cardinality() + 1);
	//
	//		for (int i = 0; i < nbrBitToClean; i++) {
	//			int bitToClean = random.nextInt(nbrBitToClean);
	//			for (int j = randomSubSet.nextSetBit(0); j >= 0; j = randomSubSet.nextSetBit(j + 1))
	//				if (bitToClean == 0) {
	//					randomSubSet.clear();
	//					break;
	//				} else bitToClean--;
	//		}
	//		return randomSubSet;
	//	}

	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
	// EMPTY SET TESTS
	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
	@Test
	public void launchTestWithEmptyExpectedSet() {

		testEmptySet();

		for (int i = 0; i < NBR_OF_RND_TEST; i++)
			executeRandomTestWithEmptySet(random.nextInt(MAX_NBR_MINIMAL_SET));
	}

	private void testEmptySet() {
		List<BitSet> expectedSets = new ArrayList<>();
		expectedSets.add(new BitSet());
		executeTest(0, expectedSets);
	}

	// prepare and execute a test with random input and random expected set
	// and an empty set that must be the expected minimal set
	private void executeRandomTestWithEmptySet(int nbrOfMinimalSet) {
		// random set size
		int setSize = random.nextInt(MAX_SET_SIZE) + 1;

		// initialize random expected set
		List<BitSet> expectedSets = new ArrayList<>();
		for (int i = 0; i < nbrOfMinimalSet; i++)
			expectedSets.add(createRandomSet(setSize));

		// add an empty set
		BitSet emptySet = new BitSet();
		expectedSets.add(emptySet);

		// execute the current random test with specific expected set
		executeTestWithATrueExpected(setSize, expectedSets, emptySet);
	}

	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
	// FULL SET TESTS
	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
	@Test
	public void launchTestWithFullExpectedSet() {

		testFullSet();
		for (int i = 0; i < NBR_OF_RND_TEST; i++)
			executeRandomTestWithFullSet(random.nextInt(MAX_NBR_MINIMAL_SET) + 1);
	}

	private void testFullSet() {
		List<BitSet> expectedSets = new ArrayList<>();
		expectedSets.add(new BitSet());
		executeTest(0, expectedSets);
	}

	// prepare and execute a test with random input and random expected set
	// and an empty set that must be the expected minimal set
	private void executeRandomTestWithFullSet(int nbrOfMinimalSet) {
		// random set size
		int setSize = random.nextInt(MAX_SET_SIZE) + 1;

		// initialize random expected set
		List<BitSet> expectedSets = new ArrayList<>();
		for (int i = 0; i < nbrOfMinimalSet; i++)
			expectedSets.add(createRandomSet(setSize));

		// add an full set
		BitSet fullSet = new BitSet();
		fullSet.set(0, setSize);

		// execute the current random test with specific no expected set
		executeTestWithSpecialNoExpected(setSize, expectedSets, fullSet);
	}

	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
	// EXECUTION
	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
	private void executeTest(int setSize, List<BitSet> expectedSets) {
		// execute delta debugging
		SimulatedEditor editor = new SimulatedEditor(setSize);
		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(editor, expectedSets);
		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
		BitSet resultSet = deltaDebugger.launchDeltaDebugging();
		// check the results
		boolean result = false;
		for (BitSet expectedSet : expectedSets) {
			expectedSet.xor(resultSet);
			if (expectedSet.cardinality() == 0) {
				result = true;
				break;
			}
		}
		assertTrue(result);
	}

	private void executeTestWithATrueExpected(int setSize, List<BitSet> expectedSets, BitSet trueExpectedSet) {
		// execute delta debugging
		SimulatedEditor editor = new SimulatedEditor(setSize);
		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(editor, expectedSets);
		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
		BitSet resultSet = deltaDebugger.launchDeltaDebugging();
		// check the results
		trueExpectedSet.xor(resultSet);
		assertTrue(trueExpectedSet.cardinality() == 0);
	}

	private void executeTestWithSpecialNoExpected(int setSize, List<BitSet> expectedSets, BitSet noExpectedSet) {
		// execute delta debugging
		SimulatedEditor editor = new SimulatedEditor(setSize);
		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(editor, expectedSets);
		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
		BitSet resultSet = deltaDebugger.launchDeltaDebugging();
		// check the results
		boolean result = false;
		for (BitSet expectedSet : expectedSets) {
			expectedSet.xor(resultSet);
			if (expectedSet.cardinality() == 0) {
				result = true;
				break;
			}
		}
		assertTrue(result);
		noExpectedSet.xor(resultSet);
		assertFalse(noExpectedSet.cardinality() == 0);
	}

	//	@Test(expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
	//	public void testIllegalArgument1() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test(expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
	//	public void testIllegalArgument2() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, -1);
	//	}

	//
	//	private void executeTestWithPlannedResponses(BitSet base, BitSet expected, BitSet plannedResponses) {
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet result = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(base, 1);
	//		// check the results
	//		result.xor(expected);
	//		assertTrue(result.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//	@Test
	//	public void testEmptySet1() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testEmptySet2() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 2);
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testUnarySet1() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testUnarySet2() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testBinarySet1() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 2);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testBinarySet2() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 2);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testBinarySet3() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testBinarySet4() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testBinarySet5() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(2);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testBinarySet6() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(3);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet1() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		expectedSet.set(2);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet2() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet3() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(8);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		expectedSet.set(2);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet4() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(9);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(2);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet5() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		plannedResponses.set(2);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet6() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		plannedResponses.set(3);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet7() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(2);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(2);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testTernarySet8() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		plannedResponses.set(2);
	//		plannedResponses.set(3);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testQuaternarySet1() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		instructionSet.set(3);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		expectedSet.set(2);
	//		expectedSet.set(3);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testQuaternarySet2() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		plannedResponses.set(2);
	//		plannedResponses.set(3);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		instructionSet.set(3);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testQuaternarySet3() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(1);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		instructionSet.set(3);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(1);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testQuaternarySet4() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(3);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		instructionSet.set(3);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(2);
	//		expectedSet.set(3);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	@Test
	//	public void testQuaternarySet5() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(10);
	//		plannedResponses.set(16);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		instructionSet.set(3);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(2);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}
	//
	//	public void testQuaternarySet6() {
	//		// initialize all sets
	//		BitSet plannedResponses = new BitSet();
	//		plannedResponses.set(0);
	//		plannedResponses.set(10);
	//		plannedResponses.set(15);
	//		BitSet instructionSet = new BitSet();
	//		instructionSet.set(0);
	//		instructionSet.set(1);
	//		instructionSet.set(2);
	//		instructionSet.set(3);
	//		BitSet expectedSet = new BitSet();
	//		expectedSet.set(0);
	//		expectedSet.set(3);
	//		// execute delta debugging
	//		Executor executor = new SimulatedExecutor(plannedResponses);
	//		Editor editor = new SimulatedEditor();
	//		DeltaDebugger deltaDebugger = new DeltaDebugger(editor, executor);
	//		BitSet reslutSet = deltaDebugger.deltaDebugging(instructionSet, 1);
	//		System.out.println(reslutSet.toString());
	//		// check the results
	//		reslutSet.xor(expectedSet);
	//		assertTrue(reslutSet.cardinality() == 0);
	//	}

}

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The new culture secretary yesterday issued a challenge to the industry to increase the level of domestic tourism. Promising "the best marketing plan that any country has ever had", Jeremy Hunt's first keynote speech also launched a new fund to market the UK abroad.
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While senior Ministers have acknowledged that malpractices take place in public exams on a large scale in Bihar, it also gives rise to suspicion on whether such mass copying takes place in connivance with the officials concerned even in general job recruitment examinations (" >Mass copying in Bihar a social issue," March 22). Mass copying is rampant not only in Bihar but also in Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Haryana and Rajasthan. The fact that there are more candidates from North India emerging successful in Central government and public sector undertaking exams also gives rise to this suspicion. In the interest of justice, examinations for recruitment should be conducted outside these States in order to ensure the fair selection of meritorious candidates.
S. Srinivasan,
The visual, of people climbing on to ledges of an exam centre building, and in broad daylight, in order to help examinees, was disturbing and a blot on the system of education in Bihar. It's really troubling that instead of taking strict action, the State Education Minister has tried to shrug off the government's responsibility despite the fact that Bihar has a law to deal with the menace of copying in board examinations. This unfortunate incident throws open, once again, the debate about whether these examinations create undue pressure on parents and children. The struggle to make it to a good college, amid soaring cut-offs and a handful of seats, continues to give many a student sleepless nights.
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Jeannie Cho Lee (née en 1968) est une critique de vin coréo-américaine basée à Hong Kong, auteure, journaliste, consultante, professeure de vin, Master of Wine et la première personne d'origine asiatique à obtenir cette accréditation.

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Lee est née à Séoul, en Corée. Sa famille déménage peu de temps après aux États-Unis où elle obtient ensuite son diplôme de premier cycle du Smith College et une maîtrise en politique publique de l'Université Harvard. Depuis 1994, Lee est basée à Hong Kong, poursuivant initialement une carrière dans le journalisme d'affaires en Asie écrivant pour des publications telles que Asia Inc., Far Eastern Economic Review et The Asset, avant de contribuer à des publications internationales sur le vin telles que Wine Spectator, The World of Fine Wine, Wine and Dine, Wine Business International et La Revue du vin de France. Plus tard, en , elle rejoint Decanter en tant qu'éditrice collaboratrice pour l'Asie. Elle est également coprésidente des Decanter Asia Wine Awards, une compétition sœur des Decanter World Wine Awards lancés en 2004.

Lee est la créatrice et designer de la collection de verres à vin Signature Jeannie Cho Lee, qu'elle lance en 2014 au Vinexpo. La collection comprend cinq formes uniques fabriquées à la main en Italie et un ensemble de versions fabriquées à la machine distribuées dans le monde entier par Spiegelau. Plus tard cette année-là, elle coanime l'émission viticole In Vino Veritas, qui est diffusée sur la chaîne de télévision hongkongaise TVB Pearl d'octobre à décembre, ainsi que pour la deuxième saison en 2015.

Lee est régulièrement juge dans des compétitions internationales de vin telles que l'International Wine Challenge, les Decanter World Wine Awards, Royal Adelaide Wine Show, Mundus Vini et Wines of the Pacific Rim. Elle donne également des cours sur le vin, notamment Wine and Spirit Education Trust depuis 2004 et contribue en 2008 à la création de la Fine Wine School à Hong Kong. En 2009, elle reçoit le prix international de Vinitaly et devient également consultante en vin auprès de Singapore Airlines et de Galaxy Macau.

Le premier livre de Lee, Asian Palate, qui explore les accords mets et vins asiatiques, est publié en . En , lors des Gourmand World Cookbook Awards, Asian Palate a reçu le prix du « meilleur livre d'accords mets et vins du monde ». En , lors de la remise des prix du livre de cuisine 2011 de l'Association internationale des professionnels de la cuisine, Asian Palate gagne dans la catégorie « vin, bière ou spiritueux » le même mois, Asian Palate remporte la catégorie « vins et gastronomie » du prix OIV 2011. Lee lance son site Web asianpalate.com en .

Le deuxième livre de Lee, Mastering Wine for the Asian Palate (2011), offre une nouvelle perspective asiatique, présentant un nouvel ensemble de descripteurs de vins asiatiques. Les deux livres sont dans leur deuxième réimpression et sont disponibles en anglais, coréen et chinois simplifié.

Lee est actuellement professeur à l'Université polytechnique de Hong Kong (PolyU) où elle a contribué au lancement du programme de Master of Science (MSc) en gestion internationale du vin proposé par la School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM). Elle est également professeure invitée à l'Institut culinaire chinois et à l'Institut culinaire international. Elle est l'ancienne éditrice et PDG de LE PAN, une publication sur le style de vie du vin.

Lee est sélectionnée parmi les cent personnes les plus influentes de Hong Kong par le South China Morning Post et Debrett's en . Elle a été nommée la 25 personne la plus puissante dans le vin par le magazine Decanter et est classée parmi les 60 personnes les plus influentes dans le domaine du vin par La Revue du vin de France en 2015.

Lee est titulaire d'un certificat de cuisine Cordon Bleu et a suivi une formation de maître sommelier en saké au Sake Service Institute du Japon. Elle est éducatrice certifiée en vin auprès du Wine & Spirits Education Trust au Royaume-Uni et de la US Society of Wine Educators. Elle est titulaire d'un baccalauréat ès arts du Smith College ainsi que d'une maîtrise de l'Université Harvard.

La Revue du vin de France classe Lee parmi les 200 personnalités du vin, en tant que première critique en Asie.

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 Magazine LE PAN.

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Politics blogBrexit
Is the world drifting towards disaster? Maybe
Europe has grown accustomed to being babysat by the US – but profound global power shifts put us all in danger
David Cameron is using most of his own energy, and a lot of his EU neighbours' time, to renegotiate Britain's relationship with Europe Photograph: Carl Court/Getty Images
Michael White
Thu 18 Feb 2016 06.44 EST
Last modified on Mon 3 Feb 2020 07.37 EST
So this is how it happens, how great states drift towards disaster. Is it happening again today? It might be. A lot of bad things are coalescing all over the place and no one seems to be in charge. A combination of opportunist ambition, of myriad weaknesses, systemic and personal, and of profound global power shifts put us all in danger.
We have been here before.
You must have read with alarm, or watched flickering black and white newsreels, how imperial Europe, rich and complacent, drifted towards fatal civil war in 1914. Schoolchildren are taught how 25 years later it all happened again, this time after self-deluding efforts to duck unpleasant realities ended in Hitler's war.
"How could they be so blind?" we wonder as we read the latest history book or watch those TV documentaries. Yet look at us. Our own elected national leader, David Cameron, is currently using most of his own energy, and a lot of his EU neighbours' time, to renegotiate Britain's relationship with Europe.
There's a case for that, of course. Europe could do with a shakeup. But context matters. Everyone knows that Cameron's primary motive is parochial calculation of domestic party management on a battleground of his own devising.
When not trying to cut a deal that will satisfy all 28 member states (they have elections too), those EU leaders grapple ineffectually with more pressing existential problems – the eurozone crisis and the refugee crisis to name but two.
Compared with 20, or even 10 years ago, the EU is short of substantial leadership.
Angela Merkel, sheet anchor of both Germany and Europe, looked so strong a year ago and now looks vulnerable to her own self-inflicted error, that open door to 1 million non-European migrants. New Labour's equivalent miscalculation in 2004 were mostly Poles. The unsettling effect has been much the same. In AfD and Pegida Germany now has its Ukip and its French Front National.
Since those terrible wars of 1914-18 and 1939-45 Europe has grown accustomed to being babysat by the Americans, linchpins of Nato, which protects the otherwise rich-but-vulnerable EU. Don't bank on it for much longer.
Obama thinks his foreign policy legacy will be to have ended America's string of ill-judged foreign interventions and brought a non-nuclear Iran in from the cold. He "tilts towards Asia" (pdf) on whose economic axis the world increasingly turns. Europe, old and lazy, doesn't even pay its Nato subs.
Obama may be wrong about all that. When British MPs voted against military action in Syria in August 2013 they gave the White House cover for doing the same. It may be Ed Miliband's only contribution to the course of world history. Since the Assad regime had crossed Obama's declared red line by using chemical weapons against the voters, Moscow saw that Washington could be faced down. Obama is a sermoniser, averse to projecting US power to keep the peace. Russia (like Austro-Hungary in 1914) is an aggrieved former superpower seeking to assert itself.
Steadier oil prices might add some welcome stability to the global commodity markets where the slowdown in China's economy (how slow? No one can trust official figures) has undermined emerging economies, FTSE corporations and the banks where so much of our money is parked. Fingers crossed against a second Great Recession, which we would enter in far worse shape.
No room here to mention China's own economic woes. Its central bank governor has just broken his silence: "I'm not God or a magician." Nor are his counterparts elsewhere. No space either to discuss how serious are those new Chinese missiles being deployed (shades of Cuba 1962?) on one of the fragile reefs it claims in the South China Sea. Could that be the Sarajevo spark to ignite something bigger that ruins us all?
Japan and other neighbours are unhappy about China's claim (known as the nine-dash line) which straddles key shipping lanes and which is out to arbitration in The Hague. China is a rising power, the US a faltering one, Russia revanchist, Europe in retirement. In Shinzo Abe Japan has a nationalist leader. Taiwan has just elected a more assertive president in Tsai Ing-wen. Is this good or bad for peace?
Where is America, which has dominated the eastern oceans since the fightback from Pearl Harbor (1941)? Good question, but not a reassuring one. Cautious Obama may not be an internationalist in the mould of presidents from FDR to Bill Clinton via General Eisenhower, architect of D-Day. But he's much more so than what may come next.
In their very different ways Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders both represent the latest revival of the isolationist strand in American public life. Either just might be president. I know, it probably won't happen. None of this litany of potential woes and flashpoints may come to pass.
Hillary Clinton may beat Senator Marco Rubio or vice versa. Michael Bloomberg may step in and save the republic for the techies. Europe may survive intact and recover to better times. Syrian refugees may be able to go home. Rightwing populism might not spread through Europe.
But don't bank on it and do carry an umbrella. The weather may be about to change. It was a lovely summer in 1914.


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